U.S. v. Frigerio-Migiano, No. 00-1863 (1st Cir.) (254 F.3d 30) (June 29, 2001) (Judge Juan R. Torruella)
It’s a rare case when a money laundering conviction is overturned - and it’s even more rare when a court does so when (a) the defendant concedes that he engaged in a “financial transaction” as defined in the money laundering statutes, and (b) the court assumes the defendant did know ...
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