United States v. Grayson

L. HAND, Circuit Judge.

Grayson was indicted in forty-three counts: twenty-two for fraudulent use of the mails;1 twenty for violating the Securities Act of 1933 ;2 and one for conspiring to commit the crimes laid in the earlier counts. At the conclusion of the evidence the judge withdrew from the jury a number of the charges of misrepresentation which together made up the fraudulent scheme, and dismissed a number of the counts; the jury convicted the accused upon all counts that were submitted to them, including the conspiracy count, which it will not be necessary to consider separately. The…