Continuous conspiracy
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Definitions from Case Law
From 225 U.S. 392 - Brown v. C. T. Elliott · 1912Most cited · 366 citing opinions
when the plot contemplates bringing to pass a continuous result that will not continue without the continuous co-operation of the conspirators to keep it up, and there is such continuous co-operation, it is a perversion of natural thought and of natural language to call such continuous co-operation a cinematographic series of distinct conspiracies, rather than to call it a single one.