United States v. MacLeod

MAJOR, Chief Judge.

Defendants, Richard W. MacLeod and William R. Ilopkin, were charged in seven counts of an indictment with the counterfeiting and conspiracy to counterfeit certain $10.00 Federal Reserve Notes, and the execution and possession of copper and zinc counterfeiting plates and photographic negatives, all with the intent to defraud the United States Government in violation of Sections 472, 474 and 371 of Title 18 of the United States Code.

Defendants’ motion to suppress certain evidence, allegedly obtained by an unlawful search, was denied. The case proceeded to trial without a…