United States v. James Williamson, and Jack Williamson

JOHN R. BROWN, Chief Judge:

Appellants James Williamson and Jack Williamson were convicted on multiple counts of an indictment alleging various substantive violations of the Federal revenue laws governing distilled spirits arid conspiracy to violate those laws. 1 Each was sentenced to concurrent four year prison terms. Finding no prejudicial error, we affirm.

The appellants urge two grounds for reversal. First, they claim that the out-of-court statements of a special Government undercover agent (Adams) introduced through the testimony of an investigator (Petre) to whom the statements had been…