Legal Opinion
United States v. Robert Eckhardt
Court of Appeals for the Eleventh Circuit
Decided October 4, 2006No. 05-12211PublishedCited by 160 opinions
1Opinion of the Court
MILLS, District Judge:
I. FACTS
During the 1980’s, Robert Eckhardt occasionally worked for the Teamsters Union Local 390 in south Florida. Eckhardt was not a full union member and he worked only when called.
Eckhardt’s relationship with the union deteriorated and he began making threatening calls to its office. In 1994, he pled guilty to making threatening phone calls to the union in violation of 18 U.S.C. § 875(b).
Eckhardt resumed his telephone campaign on December 8, 1997, calling the Teamsters Local 769 in Florida from his father’s home in Henderson, NV. This continued through June 8, 1999.…
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