United States v. William H. Seals, A/K/A Puddin, A/K/A William Brooks, United States of America v. Gary W. Sweatt

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• describing, without questioning, District Court’s holding that Congress “validly authorized the D.C. Superior Court . . . to supervise a grand jury that can indict for both D.C. and federal offenses”
• “[T]he responsibility for issuing subpoenas and for accepting returned indictments is vested in United States magistrate judges.”
• ʺ[T]he crime of kidnapping continues while the victim remains held and a ransom sought.ʺ
• aiding and abetting is an inchoate offense

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