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Moore Vs. United States
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- Dec 23, 1895
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Moore v. UnitedSearch
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States - 160 U.S. 268 (1895) U.S. Supreme Court Moore v. UnitedSearch
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States, 160 U.S. 268 (1895) Moore v. UnitedSearch
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our attention been called to any case where it has received a construction in this particular, except that of McCann v. UnitedSearch
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The general principle here alluded to has been applied by this Court in several cases. United States v. CarllSearch
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United States v. CookeSearch
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U. S. 542 . In the case of United States v. NorthwaySearch
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In the case of Claassen v. UnitedSearch
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possession of the prisoner by virtue of his fiduciary relation to the owner of the property. Thus, in Commonwealth v. SmartSearch
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the defendant was entrusted with the property or what property he fraudulently converted to his own use. So in People v. AllenSearch
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of an individual was defective. On the other hand, in Lowenthal v. StateSearch
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was sufficient. See also People v. TomlinsonSearch
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Commonwealth v. HusseySearch
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Mass. 432. It was held, however, in State v. StimsonSearch
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Ker v. PeopleSearch
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Rex v. SnowleySearch
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Commonwealth v. SimpsonSearch
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People v. ShermanSearch
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Rex v. PrinceSearch
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Rex v. ThorleySearch
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Rex v. BakewellSearch
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of a statute, being that an averment of the embezzlement of a certain amount in dollars and cents is insufficient. Rex v. FurneauxSearch
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Rex v. FlowerSearch
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Commonwealth v. SawtelleSearch
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People v. BogartSearch
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People v. CoxSearch
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Barton v. StateSearch
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State v. ThompsonSearch
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State v. WardSearch
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amount of property, the general rule above stated still holds good. The leading case upon this point is that of People v. McKinneySearch
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where it would be impracticable to set forth or identify the particular character of the property embezzled. State v. MunchSearch
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State v. RingSearch
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State v. SmithSearch
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State v. CarrickSearch
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United States v. BornemannSearch
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Rex v. GroveSearch
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Commonwealth v. ButterickSearch
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Commonwealth v. BennettSearch
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People v. TreadwellSearch
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U.S. Supreme Court Moore v. UnitedSearch
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of McCann v. UnitedSearch
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of United States v. NorthwaySearch
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of Claassen v. UnitedSearch
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Commonwealth v. SmartSearch
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People v. AllenSearch
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Lowenthal v. StateSearch
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People v. TomlinsonSearch
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State v. StimsonSearch
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