United States v. Edward A. Cincotta, United States of America v. John Zero, United States of America v. Mystic Fuel, Inc.

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• concluding that evidence of defendant’s pervasive involvement in operations of corporation involved in transactions in question was sufficient \for a reasonable juror to infer that [defen- dant] knew of . . . the conspiracy\
• no plain error regarding the district court’s willful blindness instruction that appeared to shift the 20 burden of proof to a defendant, given the totality of court’s instructions

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