United States v. Terry Dee Snider, United States of America v. Billy Gene Reneau, United States of America v. Sheri L. Able

How courts have described this case

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• holding that in some cases evidence of a defendant's guilt on a possession charge is so strong that conviction should be affirmed despite a prejudicial variance
• finding prejudicial variance where limiting instruction not given though it “might have prevented the jury from transferring guilt properly associated with [appellant’s] crimes to the [other] appellants.”
• instructing juries in cases dealing with single or multiple conspiracies to compartmentalize evidence
• instructing juries in cases dealing with single or multiple conspiracies to compartmentalize evidence
• statements were in furtherance of a conspiracy when they aided a co-conspirator's \informed participation\
• statements were in furtherance of a conspiracy when they aided a co-conspirator’s “informed participation”

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).