Eighth Circuit: United States v. Calvin Bernhardt

Sufficient evidence where counterfeit bills were in a stack separate from the other currency and showed varying levels of verisimilitude.

Indictment counts not multiplicitous, as one refers to spoiliation.

Attempt to persuade co-conspirator to remain silent, where accompanied by consciousness of wrongdoing, is culapable, as it falls outside of Fifth Amendment and privilege protections.

A substantial step towards illicit travel must implicate travelling -- not the underlying criminal plan.

http://media.ca8.uscourts.gov/opndir/18/09/171325P.pdf