United States v. William Peters, Richard F. Ellis, and Peters Fabrics, Inc.

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• “The actions of two or more agents of a corporation, conspiring together on behalf of the corporation, may lead to conspiracy convictions of the agents (because the corporate veil does not shield them from criminal liability
• considering preparation time as factor in equation of prejudice

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