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U.S. v. Mothersill, No. 93-2609 (11th Cir.) (87 F.3d 1214) (July 11, 1996) (Judge John H. II Moore)

In this case the Eleventh Circuit expanded the breadth of Pinkerton liability to include reasonably foreseeable but originally unintended substantive crimes, including crimes occurring as a result of an unintended turn of events.

In this case the Eleventh Circuit gave a particularly broad reading to the principles of conspiratorial liability ...

 

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