United States v. Allan Harvey Bibby (82-5705), Edgar Hardin Gillock (82-5717), A. Arthur Ayers (82-5723)

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• explaining that acquittal on misjoined charges is evidence that the defendant was not prejudiced by the joinder
• determining that tax counts were not of the same or similar character because the underlying conduct regarding each count was unrelated
• due process requires only that government, upon request, divulge to defendant relevant exculpatory evidence possessed by the prosecution
• due process requires only that government, upon request, divulge to defendant relevant exculpatory evidence possessed by the prosecution

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