United States v. Simone
District Court, D. New Jersey
1Opinion of the Court
OPINION
RODRIGUEZ, District Judge.
The defendant, Robert F. Simone, Esquire, is accused of having committed perjury before the Honorable Harold A. Ack-erman, U.S.D.J. for the District of New Jersey during the course of a disqualification hearing on October 16, 1984. Although there are a variety of defenses to the charge of perjury, defendant has raised two somewhat novel defenses at the pretrial stage in the context of the present motion to dismiss the indictment. 1 First, defendant contends that this Court should dismiss the indictment because he is the victim of a “perjury trap” set by the…
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