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USA v. Grimm et al
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March 13, 2012
Witness Flub Won't Change Vegas Housing Fraud Verdict
A Las Vegas couple convicted of orchestrating a mortgage fraud scheme that bilked federally insured banks out of more than $24 million does not deserve a new trial despite a defense witness's abysmal performance on the stand, a Nevada federal judge ruled Monday.
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February 03, 2012
Vegas Housing Fraudsters Shouldn't Get New Trial: US
The U.S. government on Friday fought back against new trial bids by a former Las Vegas real estate broker, her husband and another woman convicted in Nevada for an elaborate mortgage fraud scheme that cost federally insured banks more than $24 million.