United States of America, Plaintif-Appellee v. Biagio Cirrincione and Tom Cirrincione

How courts have described this case

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• stating that the Zerbst standard “for measuring an effective waiver of a constitutional right . . . ” applies to waivers of a jury trial
• no Bruton violation when statements from nontes- tifying defendants were “obviously not confessions,” “fit [the codefendant]’s trial strategy,” and “were merely cumulative of other evidence”
• no Bruton violation when statements from nontes- tifying defendants were “obviously not confessions,” “fit [the codefendant]’s trial strategy,” and “were merely cumulative of other evidence”
• no Bruton violation when statements from nontes- tifying defendants were “obviously not confessions,” “fit [the codefendant]’s trial strategy,” and “were merely cumulative of other evidence”
• no Bruton violation when statements from nontes- tifying defendants were “obviously not confessions,” “fit [the codefendant]’s trial strategy,” and “were merely cumulative of other evidence”
• no Bruton violation when statements from nontes- tifying defendants were “obviously not confessions,” “fit [the codefendant]’s trial strategy,” and “were merely cumulative of other evidence”

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