U.S. v. Brown, No. 98-30463 (5th Cir.) (186 F.3d 661) (August 24, 1999) (Judge Jerry E. Smith)
This is a significant money-laundering case because we believe it shows a growing judicial dissatisfaction with the Government’s practice of attempting to use the Federal money laundering statutes to prosecute every garden-variety type of fraud, in large part because they carry more severe sentencing penalties. In this case, the Government ...
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