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U.S. v. Contreras, No. 95-2070 (10th Cir.) (108 F.3d 1255) (March 11, 1997) (Judge Wade Brorby)

Case is noted for its discussion of the Congressional history of the money laundering statute and its conclusion that Congress did not intend to create a statute punishing mere "money spending.".

 

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