United States of America v. Donald Edwin Webber

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• noting the district court’s “broad discretion to conduct the trial in an orderly and efficient manner”
• \[I]n a rare case [the] risk [of a prejudicial compromise verdict] might justify requiring the government to elect among or consolidate counts at trial . . . .\

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