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U.S. v. Ballistrea, No. 95-1578, No. 56 (2nd Cir.) (101 F.3d 827) (November 25, 1996) (Judge Jon O. Newman)

Case held that the broad sweep of the second prong of § 371 did not require proof that defendant had any contact with Government agency he defrauded.

Judge Friendly once referred to the crime of criminal conspiracy as "that elastic, sprawling and pervasive offense whose development exemplifies . . . ...

 

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