Morgan v. Meister

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• “By definition accessories cannot alone commit a crime. At least one principal is essential, and when all who allegedly participate are in fact principals there is a degree of absurdity in proceeding against them all as accessories for purposes of choice of jurisdiction.”
• \improper venue is not a jurisdictional defect\

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