United States v. Phillip Troutman

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• holding that serial extortion, or refraining from extortion, does not constitute a habit under Rule 406
• \Mere assertion [her or] his chances for acquittal would be better if tried separately is insufficient; [defendant] must affirmatively show that a joint trial abridges [her or] his right to a fair trial.\
• “[U]pon the showing of a particularized rather than a general need, the minutes [of a grand jury proceeding] should be disclosed in a discrete and limited manner.”
• “Conspiracy cases may be proven exclusively by circumstantial evidence.”

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