· 9/25/1986
United States v. Jay Teitler and Marc G. Schultz
Citations
- 802 F.2d 606
- 1986 U.S. App. LEXIS 31441
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- jury could “reasonably infer” defendant’s agreement to participate in RICO conspiracy from, among other things, his “status as a partner in the Teitler firm” and “testimony concerning [his] role in the firm”
- “sporadic activity” is not a pattern
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Judges: Lumbard, Pierce, Altimari
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