U.S. v. Gaev, No. 93-1643 (3rd Cir.) (24 F.3d 473) (April 29, 1994) (Judge Anthony J. Scirica)

Loaded on Jan. 1, 1994

Filed under: Punch And Jurists, Confessions - Admissibility.

Here, listing examples, the Court held that while a guilty plea cannot be used to establish a co-conspirator's guilt, it can be introduced for some valid purposes.

Citing U.S. v. Gambino, 926 F.2d 1355 (3rd Cir. 1991), the Court stated that "[t]here are strong considerations against using a co-conspirator's guilt …

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