Administrative/Regulatory
Nov. 8, 2000
U.S. Supreme Court Highlights
The justices on Tuesday, Nov. 7, 2000 announced these actions:
The justices on Tuesday, Nov. 7, 2000 announced these actions:
OPINIONS
FEDERAL FRAUD STATUTES: The court ruled unanimously that the federal mail and wire fraud statutes do not cover false statements or omissions in applications for state and municipal licenses, in this case a Louisiana license to operate video poker machines. The decision overturns the federal mail fraud and other convictions of a New Orleans attorney and his longt...
FEDERAL FRAUD STATUTES: The court ruled unanimously that the federal mail and wire fraud statutes do not cover false statements or omissions in applications for state and municipal licenses, in this case a Louisiana license to operate video poker machines. The decision overturns the federal mail fraud and other convictions of a New Orleans attorney and his longt...
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