United States v. Antwon A. Warfield, United States of America v. Brian M. Thomas

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• concluding that 1 hour of jury deliberation after Allen instruction, “while somewhat expeditious,” does not raise an inference of coercion
• noting that using wire transfers is insufficient to establish concealment and explaining that government cannot turn money laundering statute into \money spending statute\
• noting that using wire transfers is insufficient to establish concealment and explaining that government cannot turn money laundering statute into “money spending statute”
• reciting four-part test and considering the similarity and prejudice of the challenged evidence in addition to its relevance
• reciting four-part test and considering the similarity and prejudice of the challenged evidence in addition to its relevance
• declining to recognize authority of court to grant immunity to a witness

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