Second Circuit· 3/1/2011

United States v. Applins

Citations

637 F.3d 59
2011 U.S. App. LEXIS 3871
2011 WL 692056

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observing that, in Salinas , \the Court rejected defendant Salinas's argument that the government must prove that he had committed two predicate acts\
noting that to prove a RICO conspiracy, the government must establish the existence of an agreement to violate RICO’s substantive provisions
explaining that the defendant bears the burden of showing that he was prejudiced from an error in instruction
stating that a jury must be unanimous only \as to the types of predicate racketeering acts\ that defendants agreed to commit, not as to \specific predicate acts\ (emphasis added)
noting, in discussing whether the government had offered sufficient evidence of the existence of an association-in-fact, that \gang members congregated daily in their territory\
explaining that challenges to jury instructions are reviewed de novo

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Judges: Miner, Sack, Hall

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