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Court favors severance, deciding to try perjury counts separately for fair and expeditious resolution.
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This document discusses a court's decision regarding severance of charges and a motion to strike surplusage in a case involving 'Maxwell'. The court favors severing perjury counts from other charges, including Mann Act counts, to ensure a fair and expeditious trial, and declines Maxwell's motion to strike certain allegations from the superseding indictment as premature. The document references several legal precedents including States v. Cunningham, Kross, Gaudin, and United States v. Casamento.
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