People v. Keschner

OPINION OF THE COURT

Fahey, J.

We hold that the prosecution in an enterprise corruption case may prove that a defendant was a member of a criminal enterprise, with a continuity beyond the scope of individual criminal incidents, without showing that the enterprise would have survived the removal of a key participant. In addition, we conclude that defendants’ challenges to the trial court’s instructions on accomplice liability are not preserved, and we reject their claims of ineffective assistance of counsel.

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Defendant Matthew Keschner was a licensed chiropractor. Defendant Aron Goldman was…