United States v. James M. Gabriel, Gerard E. Vitti

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• \[T]he government must prove that the defendant had the mental state necessary to violate the underlying criminal statute and that the defendant 'willfully caused' another to commit the necessary act.\
• “the jury also reasonably could have concluded that [the defendant’s] sole intent was to interfere with the FBI investigation, and if the jury had so concluded, it would have been compelled to find [the defendant] innocent.”

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).