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· 12/15/2023

Michael Richardson v. Melissa S. Mejia, Maria Cortez, and Hector Mejia-Cervantes

How courts have described this case

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  • prejudice is “particularly injurious to defendants who are charged in only a few of the many counts, who are involved in only a small proportion of the evidence, and who are linked with only one or two of their codefendants”
  • involving another defendant originally involved in this case
  • 84 counts and eight defendants

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