The defendant Gerald Davis was convicted of a seven-year scheme to defraud in which he forged and converted to his own use 227 United States Treasury checks payable to his deceased relatives. Prior to trial the government filed a motion in limine to exclude the defendant's proposed insanity defense based on the claim that he was a compulsive gambler. After conducting an extensive evidentiary...
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