United States v. Samuel Goldberg, Alexander Scheftel, Max Tanenbaum, Sol Teret

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• affirming trial court’s admission of charts that were constructed “from the testimony of the government’s witnesses and from . . . voluminous business records”
• affirming admission of charts and summaries that were “constructed exclusively from the testimony of … witnesses and from … voluminous business records, which had been previously admitted into evidence
• resignation plus the absence of any subsequent activity in furtherance of the conspiracy established withdrawal
• evidence established that one defendant permanently abandoned conspiracy at a date outside period of limitations; no evidence of any contacts between him and other conspirators thereafter

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