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103.7 Mail Theft And Mail Fraud
103.7.1 Mail Theft And Mail Fraud: Links To Other Sources
103.7.1.1 Mail Theft And Mail Fraud: Cross References And Research Notes [Reserved]
103.7.1.2 Mail Theft And Mail Fraud: Federal Circuit Model Instructions And Notes
103.7.1.3 Mail Fraud (18 USC 1341): Venue
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103.7.1.1 Mail Theft And Mail Fraud: Cross References And Research Notes [Reserved]
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103.7.1.2 Mail Theft And Mail Fraud: Federal Circuit Model Instructions And Notes
See FORECITE National™ Federal Models By Offense: Mail Fraud (Title 18 - Chapter 63).
See FORECITE National™ Federal Models By Offense: Theft of Mail (First Paragraph)
(18 USC 1708).See FORECITE National™ Federal Models By Offense: Possession of Stolen Mail (Third Paragraph) (18 USC 1708).
See FORECITE National™ Federal Models By Offense: Embezzlement/Theft of Mail Matter by Postal Service Employee (18 USC 1709).
See FORECITE National™ Federal Models By Offense: Embezzlement of Mail (First Clause) (18 USC 1709).
See FORECITE National™ Federal Models By Offense: Assault With Intent to Rob Any Mail Matter or Money or Other Property of the United States--Elements (18 USC 2114).
See FORECITE National™ Federal Models By Offense: Possession of Stolen Mail Matter or Money or Other Property of the United States--Elements (18 USC 2114(b)).
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103.7.1.3 Mail Fraud (18 USC 1341): Venue
PRACTICE NOTE: U.S. v. Mikell (E.D.Mich. 2001)
163 FSupp2d 720, 729 held that the nature of a mail fraud offense is the misuse of mail facilities, not the fraudulent activity. Therefore, venue is only appropriate in a district where the misuse occurred.