Green v. United States

denying certio-rari in a case where defendant, a mentally retarded, with an IQ of 65 and mental abilities roughly equivalent to those of a ten-year-old child, had been tried and convicted of murder | White, J., dissenting from denial of certiorari and noting the circuit split on the issue | specific intent to defraud means to deceive or mislead, and does not include situations where act involved was the result of ignorance, mistake, or accident | White, J., dissenting from denial of certiorari and noting circuit split in which Second and D.C. Circuits, among others, hold that defendant is not entitled to separate good-faith instruction