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Re: cfp '94 transcript
>Also note that the Fifth Circuit recently discarded the "exculpatory no"
>defense to Sec. 1001. See _United States v. Rodriguez-Rios_, No. 92-
>8257 (5th Cir. 2/11/94) (Smith, J.). Reported at 54 CrimLRptr 1528.
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>Now, in the Fifth Circuit, you can't even say "No, I never did/say/thought
>that" without committing a crime!
I think this needs more explanation. I am not sure I understand what you
are saying. What exactly is it illegal for you to say?
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