PER CURIAM.
Joseph Herndon was indicted by a grand jury on conspiracy to make counterfeit money, 18 U.S.C. §§ 371, 471, and was found guilty by a jury. Appellant was sentenced to two years imprisonment. He appeals the conviction, arguing (1) the indictment should be dismissed and (2) the district court
Herndon first argues that there is a "complete absence...
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