Miller v. United States

rejecting Henderson in case involving joint prosecution for conspiracy to defraud the United States and federal tax evasion | recognizing freedom from public disclosure of embarrassing private facts | recognizing freedom from public disclosure of embarrassing private facts | distinguishing Henderson in prosecution for mail fraud and making false statements to the government | mail fraud and tax fraud convictions upheld where defendant signed false tax returns and submitted them to the IRS through the mails | false claims for refund sent to Internal Revenue Service could be prosecuted under 18 U.S.C. § 287. | indictment read by clerk to inform defendant of the nature of the charges