United States v. Adolph J. Barsanti, United States of America v. Harold M. Kline, United States of America v. Allen Griffey

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• holding that verdict can be overturned only if a reasonable fact-finder could not have found single conspiracy
• applying Blecker \pass through\ ratio- nale in assessing proper venue on charges of presenting false state- ments to the government, in violation of 18 U.S.C. § 1001
• decision whether to admit expert testimony \will not be reversed absent a clear abuse of discre- tion\
• “A single conspiracy exists where there is one overall agreement, . . . or one general business venture. . . . Whether there is a single conspiracy depends upon the overlap of [the] main actors, methods and goals.” (internal quotation marks and citations omitted)

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