United States v. David D. Schoolcraft

How courts have described this case

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• noting that the proper standard of review for vindictive prosecution is unsettled in the Ninth Circuit
• agreeing with other federal courts of appeals that the episodes approach “simply require[s] that the criminal episodes be distinct in time”
• “There is no prosecutorial vindictiveness ... where the prosecutor’s decision to prosecute is based on the usual determinative factors.”
• prosecution by a different sovereign tends to negate a vindictive prosecution claim
• setting forth the elements of selective prosecution, which are identical

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