Legal Opinion
United States v. Leonor Guzman, A/K/A Felicitas Flores
Court of Appeals for the Fifth Circuit
Decided January 27, 1986No. 85-2425PublishedCited by 46 opinions
1Per curiam
In appealing her conviction for making false statements to the Social Security Administration, Leonor Guzman challenges the sufficiency of the evidence, disputes the admission of a waiver of constitutional rights as a handwriting exemplar and contests the indictment as multiplicitous. She was convicted and given four years supervised probation on two counts of knowingly and willfully making false representations of material fact because she filed two documents in her application for supplemental security income benefits that used her sister Felicitas’ name, age and birthplace. We affirm the…
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