Prosecution and Defense of Criminal Conspiracy Cases

Volume 1
Ch. 1 Development and Purposes of Conspiracy Law
Ch. 2 Elements of the Crime of Conspiracy
Ch. 3 Initiating the Conspiracy Prosecution, Wharton's Rule, Venue
Ch. 4 Scope of the Conspiracy: Number of Agreements, RICO, Duration
Ch. 5 Co-Conspirators' Declarations: The Hearsay Exception
Ch. 6 Joint Defendant Trials
Ch. 7 The Convicted Conspirator: Punishment
Ch. 8 First Amendment Issues
Ch. 9 Federal Conspiracy Law
Ch. 10 The Future of Conspiracy Law
Ch. 11 Practical Considerations in Conspiracy Trials

Volume 2
Appendix A The Federal Rules of Criminal Procedure Relating to Conspiracy
Appendix B Federal Statutes Relating to Conspiracy
Appendix C State Statutes Relating to Conspiracy
Appendix D Model Penal Code Sections Relating to Conspiracy
Appendix E Proposed Revision of Title 18, U.S.C., Sections Relating to Conspiracy (Brown Commission
) Appendix F Criminal Justice Reform Act of 1975, Sections Relating to Conspiracy
Appendix G Criminal Code Reform Act of 1977, Sections Relating to Conspiracy
Appendix H 1925 Attorney General's Annual Report
Appendix I United States v. McVeigh - Defendant's Motion for Severance
Appendix J United States v. Peraino - Indictment
Appendix K United States v. Miller - Indictment
Appendix L United States v. Persico - Indictment
Appendix M United States v. Anguilo - Jury Instructions
Appendix N United States v. Poindexter, et al - Indictment
Appendix O United States v. Rogers - Indictment
Appendix P United States v. Bakker - Indictment
Appendix Q United States v. Milken - Plea Agreement and Defendant's Statement
Appendix R United States v. Dempsey - Indictment
Appendix S United States v. Keating - Indictment
Appendix T Attorney General's Memorandum Regarding Dual and Successive Prosecution Policy
Appendix U United States v. Bailin - Defendant's Motion