First Circuit· 4/13/1994

United States v. Mitchell

Citations

23 F.3d 1
1994 U.S. App. LEXIS 7140
1994 WL 113111

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holding that the trial court’s instructions that closing arguments are not evidence neutralized the effects of trial counsel’s failure to object to the prosecutor’s statements
finding that conspiracy to commit arson and aiding and abetting arson are crimes of violence under 18 U.S.C. § 1356
aiding and abetting the commission of a 23 crime of violence is a crime of violence itself
aiding and abetting a crime of violence is the same as commission of the crime as a principal for purposes of enhanced sentence
aiding and abetting the commission of a 23 crime of violence is a crime of violence itself
expressing confidence that the judge’s instruction offset any potential prejudice from prosecutor’s closing argument

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Judges: Breyer, Selya, Boudin

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