Tennyson v. United States

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• finding no prejudice where defendants argued misidentification of both defendants at trial and then made plain error arguments on appeal claiming the jury instructions failed to make clear the guilt or innocence of one defendant was not dependent upon that of the other
• “[N]o overt act is necessary to complete the crime of conspiracy.”

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