United States v. Gary Williams

HARLINGTON WOOD, Jr., Circuit Judge.

Appellant Gary Williams appeals his conviction on three counts of mail fraud. He raises constitutional arguments concerning the government’s long delay before indicting him, the conduct of cross-examination, the labeling of certain testimony as hearsay, and the treatment of certain evidence. Although we have some concerns about the government’s handling of this case, we affirm.

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Appellant, an attorney, was indicted and convicted along with a co-defendant, Charles Vervlied, on mail fraud charges for participating in a scheme to defraud an insurance company.…