Goldbaum v. United States

POPE, Circuit Judge.

Appellants were defendants under an indictment containing thirteen counts and upon trial before the court sitting without a jury, were convicted upon all except counts 11 and 12. Of those upon which they were found guilty nine charged in come tax evasion; 1 one charged the making of a false partnership return; 2 and one charged a conspiracy to commit such offenses. Title 18, U.S.C.A. § 371.

The principal assignments of error urged by the appellants are to the effect that the evidence was insufficient to support the judgments of guilty upon these various counts. As sentences…