Minkow v. United States
Court of Appeals for the Fourth Circuit
1Opinion of the Court
ROSE, Circuit Judge.
The plaintiffs in error, David Minkow and Sol Ruben, were defendants below and will be so styled here. They, together with six other persons, were indicted for conspiring among themselves and with others, to the grand jury unknown, to conceal goods, wares, and merchandise belonging to the. defendant Minkow, from his trustee in bankruptcy. Four of the eight persons put upon their trial were acquitted by the jury, and four, including the two plaintiffs in error, were convicted. The learned judge below granted a new trial to one of those convicted .and fined another. The…
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