United States v. Ernest Esco Mooney
Court of Appeals for the Eighth Circuit
1Opinion of the Court
VOGEL, Circuit Judge.
Ernest Esco Mooney, the appellant herein, was tried on a single-count indictment for possession of a check stolen from the mails knowing it to have been stolen. 1 This is a timely appeal from his conviction by a jury and imposition of a four-year sentence.
Although the testimony in the case is uncontradicted — the appellant not testifying and offering nothing in his defense —there are, inter alia, questions of identification and sufficiency which require a detailed statement of the evidence offered by the government.
The government’s first witness, one Harold Jonathan…
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