United States v. Daniel R. Zimmerman, A/K/A Bishop Zimmerman, A/K/A the Great Z

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• rejecting a claim of prejudice where proof of multiple conspiracies varied from indictment charging single conspiracy, but evidence showed defendant was a party to each conspiracy
• a conviction for conspiracy requires proof that the defendant was “aware of the general nature and scope of the conspiracy”

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