United States v. Sweig

How courts have described this case

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• “The fact that preparations, even essential ones, [by an accessory] may take place ‘elsewhere,’ and that effects may radiate widely, does not render a discrete and identifiable wrong ‘continuing’ so as to give the prosecution a choice of two or more districts in which to prosecute.”

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