United States Second Circuit

Conviction for conspiracy to sell stolen property is reversed where: 1) the government failed to prove that the defendant believed that the stolen property was worth at least five thousand dollars; and 2) the government failed to prove the defendant was involved in a conspiracy involving goods that moved in interstate commerce.

Appellate Information

• Decided 10/22/2008
• Published 10/22/2008

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• United States Second Circuit

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