United States v. Vaughan Snead

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• stating practice of requiring defense counsel to summarize bench conferences at recesses in trial may impose an excessive burden on defense counsel to \accu- rately summariz[e] those conferences which may be important to the presentation of an appeal\
• “Even if he did not know, however, each member of the conspiracy is responsible for the acts of the others in furtherance of the conspiracy, and all conspirators may be tried where any of those acts are performed.”

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