United States v. James W. Griffin, A/K/A J.W. Griffin

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• revers- ing because the district court told jurors that a coconspirator was found guilty and read the coconspirator’s indictment to the jury
• \[t]here is no appreciable difference between informing a jury that a cohort has pleaded guilty and informing it that a cohort has been adjudicated guilty\

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