United States v. Lynne Simon, Jean Martinez, Marilyn Jacobs, and Carol Lindenberg

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• rejecting claim that “spillover effect” amounted to “compelling prejudice,” and holding that “[a] judge need not grant the motion for severance even if the jury’s task of distinguishing the evidence is a difficult one.”
• “[R]eckless indifference to the truth ... supplies the criminal intent necessary to convict....”

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).