United States v. Charles Chramek
Court of Appeals for the Fourth Circuit
1Opinion of the Court
J. SPENCER BELL, Circuit Judge.
The appellant Chramek was one of four defendants convicted by the district court sitting without a jury on the first three counts of a four count information which charged them jointly with engaging in, and/or aiding and abetting in wagering and bookmaking without complying with the laws relating thereto. 1 On this appeal two questions are raised; the sufficiency of the evidence to support the con viction and the court’s refusal of a separate trial. On both we find no error.
Surveillance of the defendants’ activities began the latter part of June 1961. Agents of…
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