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United States v. Edick
C04.40069; 432 F.2d 350 (1970)
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Descripción editorial
HAYNSWORTH, Chief Judge: This appeal is taken from a conviction on a conspiracy count1 and on numerous substantive counts charging misapplication of bank funds2 and making false bank entries.3 Edick's principal contention is that he was not within the reach of 18 U.S.C.A. §§ 656 and 1005, because he was employed by a service corporation, related to the bank, and not by the bank itself. We conclude that Edick is within the class reached by the literal language of those sections and that his inclusion in the class is clearly required by the congressional purpose.