022992P.pdf   11/18/2003  United States  v.  Kenneth Coleman
   U.S. Court of Appeals Case No:  02-2992
                          and No:  02-3147
                          and No:  02-2994
   Eastern District of Missouri   
   Criminal case - criminal law. Warrants were supported by sufficient 
   evidence to establish probable cause; district court did not err in refusing 
   to convene a Franks hearing, as the affidavit submitted in support of the 
   warrant was truthful; Bruton claims rejected; government's comments in 
   closing argument were not an improper reference to defendant's decision 
   not to testify; in a charge of conspiracy, the government is not limited to 
   proof of the overt acts charged in the indictment, and a defendant may be 
   held responsible for any acts of the conspiracy; thus, the district court did 
   not err in sentencing defendant for five bank robberies when the overt acts 
   of the conspiracy indictment only listed his participation in two.