United States v. Peoni

How courts have described this case

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• arguing that the “natural consequence of [one’s] . . . act” principle, although germane to a civil case, is not the rule of criminal aiding and abetting culpability
• recounting the history of -criminal liability for the- acts of other individuals
• recounting the history of criminal liability for the 23 1 acts of other individuals
• aiding and abetting and “conspiracy [both] import[] a concert of purpose”
• a case in which a defendant’s conviction as an accessory to the possession of counterfeit bills by a remote vendee was reversed
• defendant found \not to be a co-conspirator with\ other actor in \chain\ where Government failed to \establish a 'concert of purpose' between\ two actors

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).