Third Circuit· 10/26/1995

United States v. J. David Smith, David Smith

Citations

82 F.3d 1261
1996 U.S. App. LEXIS 10317

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holding that “we must look to the entire record before the district court”
holding that \we must look to the entire record before the district court\
applying Liotard to evaluate a double jeopardy challenge to conspiracy charges
“Undue emphasis on the alleged overt acts is precisely the problem we sought to avoid when we adopted the totality of the circumstances approach. That approach requires us to look into the full scope of activities described and implied in the indictments.”
“The ultimate purpose of the totality of the circumstances inquiry is to determine whether two groups of conspirators alleged by the government to have entered separate agreements are actually all committed to the same set of objectives in a single conspiracy.”

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Judges: Stapleton, McKee, Gibson

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