William Dennis Riggs v. United States
Court of Appeals for the Fifth Circuit
1Opinion of the Court
RIVES, Chief Judge.
The appellant was indicted jointly with three other defendants: Procacci, Zam-botti and Jeff. The indictment contained thirteen counts charging violations of the Internal Revenue Laws relating to distilled spirits. Prior to the trial, defendant Jeff pleaded guilty and Counts 6 to 9, inclusive, which related to Jeff alone went out of the case. Appellant and the other two defendants, Procacci and Zam-botti, were tried together. Count 1 was a typical moonshine conspiracy count and was the only count involving the appellant. The jury found the appellant guilty. Appealing from…
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