United States v. Caramandi
District Court, E.D. Pennsylvania
1Opinion of the Court
MEMORANDUM OPINION
McGLYNN, District Judge.
Nicholas Caramandi was convicted by a jury of Conspiracy and Possession of Counterfeit Currency. 1 The Government’s case rested upon the testimony of several Secret Service Agents and Frederick Angelucci, an indicted co-conspirator who had entered a plea of guilty. Caramandi moved for a new trial and for arrest of judgment. These motions were denied for the reasons which follow.
Motion In Arrest of Judgment
Defendant’s Motion In Arrest of Judgment asserts (a) that there was not sufficient evidence to sustain a conviction, (b) the verdict was against the…
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