C. A. Dupree v. United States

TUTTLE, Circuit Judge.

This is an appeal from a conviction of the accused below in an income tax fraud case in which the government based'its prosecution on- circumstantial evidence which it considered' met the standards required to make oút á case'ón the available funds and expenditure-method of' proof. Appellant cofhplains of error in' the charge of the trial court,- in the lack" of sufficient evidence of available assets at the starting point, and in the rejection of evidence tendered by him to show absence of intent to do wrong.

The accused was indicted, tried . and convicted on six counts…