Carterdenies bail in Georgia fraud case via Supreme Court brief
Solicitor General Richards opposed bail for former Captain Oberlin M. Carter, convicted by a court martial for harbor improvements fraud in Savannah. The brief argues Carter remains mentally sound and not entitled to release, noting he profited from the conspiracy with Greene and the Gaynors, and detailing a scheme that netted Carter $722,528.02 plus other sums from 21 New York trips.
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