Federal Prosecution of Election OffensesU.S. Department of Justice, Criminal Division, Public Integrity Section, 1984 - 88 páginas |
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... held that Congress possessed the authority under the Necessary and Proper Clause to regulate any activity occurring dur- ing a mixed federal / state election which exposed the federal election to poten- tial harm , whether that harm ...
... held that Congress possessed the authority under the Necessary and Proper Clause to regulate any activity occurring dur- ing a mixed federal / state election which exposed the federal election to poten- tial harm , whether that harm ...
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... held that the Federal Constitution directly conferred a right to vote only for federal officers ( i.e. Members of Congress and President ) , and that electoral abuse aimed at corrupting nonfederal contests was not properly prosecutable ...
... held that the Federal Constitution directly conferred a right to vote only for federal officers ( i.e. Members of Congress and President ) , and that electoral abuse aimed at corrupting nonfederal contests was not properly prosecutable ...
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... held the view that cam- paign rhetoric and tactics , as well as ethically questionable activities that focus on the campaigning rather than on the balloting process itself , are usually not properly prosecuted under federal " fraud ...
... held the view that cam- paign rhetoric and tactics , as well as ethically questionable activities that focus on the campaigning rather than on the balloting process itself , are usually not properly prosecuted under federal " fraud ...
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... held that this statute does not require proof of an overt act , Williams v . United States , 179 F.2d 644 ( 5th Cir . 1950 ) , aff'd on other grounds , 341 U.S. 70 ( 1951 ) ; United States v . Morado , supra . Section 241 reaches ...
... held that this statute does not require proof of an overt act , Williams v . United States , 179 F.2d 644 ( 5th Cir . 1950 ) , aff'd on other grounds , 341 U.S. 70 ( 1951 ) ; United States v . Morado , supra . Section 241 reaches ...
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... held to fall within the mail fraud statute . United States v . Odom , 736 F.2d 104 ( 4th Cir . 1984 ) ; United States v . Clapps , 632 F.2d 1148 ( 3d Cir . 1984 ) ; United States v . States , 488 F.22d 761 ( 8th Cir . 1973 ) , cert ...
... held to fall within the mail fraud statute . United States v . Odom , 736 F.2d 104 ( 4th Cir . 1984 ) ; United States v . Clapps , 632 F.2d 1148 ( 3d Cir . 1984 ) ; United States v . States , 488 F.22d 761 ( 8th Cir . 1973 ) , cert ...
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