Martinez v. Dixie Carriers, Inc.

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• noting that the admissibility determination contemplates presentation of requisite conspiracy evidence before or during the United States' case in chief
• “‘[mjutual participation of defendants in an offense or series of offenses is considered a logical, basic ground for refusing to grant a motion to sever’ ”
• “‘[m]utual participation of defendants in an offense or series of offenses is considered- a logical, basic ground for refusing to grant a motion to sever’”
• in determining the merits of a motion to sever, the trial court must weigh the prejudice to a particular defendant caused by a joinder against the obviously important considerations of economy and expedition in judicial administration
• in determining the merits of a motion to sever, the trial court must weigh the prejudice to a particular defendant caused by a joinder against the obviously important consid erations of economy and expedition in judicial administration

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