Lonergan v. United States

In the District Court, Western District of Washington, the petitioner was convicted of violating § 215 Criminal Code; 18 U. S. C. 338, by using the mails for fraudulent purposes. He appealed to the Circuit Court of Appeals, Ninth Circuit, and filed—August 14, 1936—forty assignments of error. The judgment of conviction was affirmed March 6, 1937, upon an opinion, 88 F. (2d) 591, which, among other things, states—•

“Twenty-eight assignments (numbered 5, 9 to 25, inclusive, and 31 to 40, inclusive) are to the admission of and refusal to strike out evidence. The assignments do not indicate that…