United States Second Circuit
US v. Banki, 10-3381
In a prosecution for offenses involving transfers of money from Iran, the convictions are: 1) affirmed as to two counts, where: a) the indictment was not constructively amended; and b) there was no prejudice from an alleged impermissible variance between the evidence and the charge; and 2) vacated as to the other counts, where: a) the district court erred by failing to instruct the jury that non-commercial remittances to Iran, including family remittances, are exempt from the Iranian Transactions Regulations' service-export ban; and b) there was jury-instruction error in failing to define "money transmitting business" as an enterprise (not a single transaction) that is conducted for a fee or profit.
Appellate Information
- Decided 02/21/2012
- Published 02/21/2012
Judges
- Chin
Court
- United States Second Circuit
Counsel
- For Appellant:
- E. Danya Perry, Kathleen M. Sullivan