Goodman v. United States

EVANS, Circuit Judge.

Appellant’s alleged offenses were set forth in an indictment containing eight counts. Each of the first seven charged him with having “unlawfully and knowingly bought, received and had in his possession with intent then and there to convert the same to his own use and knowing the same to have been stolen,” certain goods and chattels which were, when stolen, a part of an interstate shipment. The eighth count charged him with a conspiracy with others to commit the substantive crimes set forth in the' first seven counts.

A conviction resulted upon counts 2, 3, 4, and 6 only.…