United States v. Salameh

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• noting that it is unlikely that prejudicial spillover will exist “when all the defendants are charged under the same conspiracy count”
• noting that prejudice due to the admission of evidence against codefendants “is an unlikely occurrence when all the defendants are charged under the same conspiracy count”
• finding that the trial court appropriately admitted photographic images of bloodied bombing victims

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