United States v. Russell Dewey Smith, Sr.

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• finding improper a prosecutor’s statement in closing argument that defen- dant “has not taken responsibility for his actions” because he declined to plead guilty while his co-defendants had done so
• “[I]t is clear [under Supreme Court precedent] that proof of a specific intent to use the mails is not required to show conspiracy to commit mail fraud.”

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