/us/568/0106-01

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Withdrawal also starts the clock running on the time within which the defendant may be prosecuted, and provides a complete defense when the withdrawal occurs beyond the applicable statute-of-limitations period.

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Withdrawal also starts the clock running on the time within which the defendant may be prosecuted, and provides a complete defense when the withdrawal occurs beyond the applicable statute-of-limitations period.
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Smith, 568 U.S. 106, 110-14 (2013), is judicial interpretation applied to section 846 and RICO conspiracies, not an exception written into section 846. Defendant bears withdrawal by a preponderance; affirmative disavowal/defeat of the conspiracy is required, not mere inactivity. Government still must prove a timely continuing conspiracy when limitations is raised. The formula negates this combined time-bar defense, not withdrawal standing alone; termination, tolling, waiver, and offense-specific limitations must be assessed separately.

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Establishing individual withdrawal was a burden that rested firmly on the defendant regardless of when the purported withdrawal took place.

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Establishing individual withdrawal was a burden that rested firmly on the defendant regardless of when the purported withdrawal took place.
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Smith, 568 U.S. 106, 110-14 (2013), is judicial interpretation applied to section 846 and RICO conspiracies, not an exception written into section 846. Defendant bears withdrawal by a preponderance; affirmative disavowal/defeat of the conspiracy is required, not mere inactivity. Government still must prove a timely continuing conspiracy when limitations is raised. The formula negates this combined time-bar defense, not withdrawal standing alone; termination, tolling, waiver, and offense-specific limitations must be assessed separately.