United States v. Carl Jackson, A/K/A \Better Days\, Carl Jackson

How courts have described this case

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• finding no authority for the proposition that jurors must identify co-conspirators
• finding no authority for the proposition that jurors must identify co-conspirators
• “We have never required that jurors be in complete agreement as to the collateral or underlying facts which relate to the manner in which the culpable conduct was undertaken.”
• \We have never required that jurors be in complete agreement as to the collateral or underlying facts which relate to the manner in which the culpable conduct was undertaken.\
• specific unanimity instruction not necessary where evidence not complex
• specific unanimity instruction not necessary where evidence not complex

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).