United States v. Caldwell (Gayle)

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• noting that “Rule 14(a)’s prejudice standard requires a showing of actual prejudice”
• upholding the denial of a motion to sever based partly on the acquittal of one defendant on one count, reasoning that the partial acquittal provided “extra confidence” that the district court hadn’t abused its discretion
• “Money 17 laundering requires more than simply writing a check with the proceeds of unlawful activity. We 18 have repeatedly stated that § 1956 is not a money spending statute.”
• “We presume that the jury obey[s] [its] instructions.”

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