· 11/5/1984
Rosebrough Monument Co. v. Memorial Park Cemetery Ass'n
Citations
- 469 U.S. 981
- 105 S. Ct. 385
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- to establish prejudice resulting from “spill-over” effect, defendant must demonstrate jury’s inability to make individualized determination as to each defendant
- evidence of a coconspirator's homicide relevant to show existence of drug conspiracy
- jury deliberations of nine hours indicated no prejudice
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