United States v. Conforti
Court of Appeals for the Seventh Circuit
1Opinion of the Court
SWAIM, Circuit Judge.
The defendant was charged with possession of counterfeit Federal Reserve Notes, with knowledge that they were counterfeit and with intent to pass them. He waived a jury and the court found him guilty as charged in counts 4 to ¡12, inclusive, of the indictment. A ten year 'sentence on each of these counts was imposed, the sentences to run concurrently. . ,
On this appeal the defendant contends, first, that the -court erred in permitting testimony regarding his alleged conversations and meetings with Government informers or decoys, with out requiring or permitting disclosure…
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