Orleans v. New York Times Co.

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• determining that venue for a wire fraud charge is proper both where the wire transmission was sent and where it was received because the offense occurred in both locations
• holding the government rebutted the presumption of prejudice because the only juror who was exposed to the extrajudicial information was removed from the jury and the jury began deliberations anew with the alternate juror
• rejecting an argument that the court should “speculate” that contact with an excused jury member “contaminated” the remaining jury members

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