Legal Opinion
United States v. James Thomas McBride
Court of Appeals for the Sixth Circuit
Decided March 30, 2004No. 02-3931PublishedCited by 82 opinions
1Opinion of the Court
OPINION
GILMAN, Circuit Judge.
James Thomas McBride was convicted of (1) presenting a false claim against the IRS, and (2) various obstruction of justice and bankruptcy fraud charges based upon certain financial transactions he initiated that were related to a tax evasion case against his girlfriend. He insisted on proceeding without the assistance of counsel at his trial. The jury convicted him on all counts. McBride seeks to overturn his conviction on the basis that his waiver of counsel was ineffective and because the evidence against him was allegedly insufficient. For the reasons set forth…
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