Robinson v. United States

WOODROUGH, Circuit Judge.

In 1931, the appellant forcibly broke into a building at Voltaire, North Dakota, used in part as a post office, with intent to commit larceny in the part of the building so used, and so violated Section 192 of the Federal Penal Code, 18 U.S.C.A. § 315. He also, at the same time and place, stole $74.14, which was- then and there a part of the postal revenues of the Post .Office Department of the United States and personal property of the United States. Though committed at the same place, on .the same occasion, the acts constituted two .distinct crimes, punishable…