Irvin v. United States
Court of Appeals for the Fifth Circuit
1Opinion of the Court
SIBEEY, District Judge.
Joe R. Irvin, was convicted and sentenced to two years’ imprisonment upon an indictment of three counts, each of which charged the forgery of an obligation of the United States. No point was made in the trial court as to the sufficiency of the indictment, but that mainly relied on here is that it is insufficient to support a verdict and sentence. The indictment charges in each count the forging with intent to defraud of an instrument consisting of a registered Diberty Bond, together with its indorsement, specifying the forgery to consist in the false indorsement of the…
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