Legal Opinion
United States v. Rodney Hosford
Court of Appeals for the Eleventh Circuit
Decided February 19, 1986No. 85-3036PublishedCited by 26 opinions
1Per curiam
In May, 1983, the defendant-appellant, Rodney C. Hosford, entered into a use immunity agreement with the United States Customs Service. At that time he admitted to prior criminal acts, including the acquisition of fraudulent passports. The agreement required Hosford to cooperate with the government and to inform the Customs Service whenever he became aware of any illegal activity. Subsequently, in October, 1983, the Customs Service was investigating Hosford for his alleged involvement in a plan to prepare and acquire fraudulent passports. During the course of the investigation the government…
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