United States v. Mary Treadwell, A/K/A Mary T. Barry, A/K/A Mary T. Williams

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• “the defendant knowingly participated in the conspiracy with the intent to commit at least one of the offenses charged”
• “[A] single conspiracy may contemplate the violation of one or more federal statutes in addition to defrauding the United States”
• “[A] single conspiracy may contemplate ... the violation of one or more federal statutes in addition to defrauding the United States.”
• that the dis- trict court provided a “description of the generic crimes charged” did not infect the § 371 instruction where the court also enumerated the specific federal offenses
• that the dis- trict court provided a “description of the generic crimes charged” did not infect the § 371 instruction where the court also enumerated the specific federal offenses
• that the dis- trict court provided a “description of the generic crimes charged” did not infect the § 371 instruction where the court also enumerated the specific federal offenses

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).