United States v. Benjamin Clemente, Joseph Demolfetto, Thomas Albunio, Pasquale D. Mirenda, Anthony Cassera, James Sharkey and Leonard Messana

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• concluding that a general guilty verdict was not inconsistent with an answer to a special interrogatory because the act described in the special interrogatory was “not a necessary element of the offense”
• factual impossibility is not a defense to conspiracy

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