The harrowing robbery of Kim Kardashian in Paris, Jesse James’ historical bank heists and even notorious bank robber Willie Sutton played into U.S. Supreme Court arguments on Tuesday as the justices wrestled with the level of intent needed to prove federal bank fraud.
The justices heard arguments in Shaw v. United States on the second day of the new term, but the first day of actual arguments. The high court officially opened the new term on Monday but recessed for the Jewish new year Rosh Hashanah after swearing in new members of the Supreme Court bar.
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