United States v. Kenneth Kennedy

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• recognizing that mail fraud and wire fraud offenses have the same elements apart from the means of communication used to carry out the scheme
• recognizing that mail fraud and wire fraud offenses have the same elements apart from the means of communication used to carry out the scheme
• finding that suspicion of a “compromise verdict” would touch on internal influences
• relying on the length and degree of the defendant's participation in the scheme, and on the pooling of resources or profits
• relying on the length and degree of the defendant’s participation in the scheme, and on the pooling of resources or profits
• applying Campbell to sentencing in a mail and wire fraud conspiracy

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).