United States v. Armando Laca, Jose H. Villanueva, and Ricardo Yanez

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• self-incrimination violated because of the possibility that the conviction might be set aside only to have the admissions at sentencing used in a subsequent proceeding
• self-incrimination violated because of the possibility that the conviction might be set aside only to have the admissions at sentencing used in a subsequent proceeding
• motion to sever need not be granted when co-defendant is charged with counts with which movant is not charged if all were involved in same transactions or series of transactions

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