United States v. Inez Eaton Guerrero, Patrick John O'shea, Stephen Michael Kessler, Cynthia Walker and Donald Gene Booth

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• finding Bruton violative admission \not so devastating that the jury could not be expected to disregard it if the district court had instructed them to do so.\
• finding evidence of a prison escape particularly relevant where the escape occurred one day prior to the defendants’ arraignment
• finding Bruton violative admission “not so devastating that the jury could not be expected to disregard it if the district court had instructed them to do so.”
• passing reference in 11-day trial to defendant's prison time not prejudicial
• passing reference in 11-day trial to defendant’s prison time not prejudicial
• rejecting a speedy trial claim despite a significant delay because the appellant had “not sufficiently shown any causal relationship between the delay and the unavailability of two witnesses” without whose testimony he alleged he was prejudiced

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