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How Not To File A Successful Rule 29 Motion

By Daniel Wenner (December 19, 2017, 5:49 PM EST) -- Broadly speaking, when federal prosecutors allege that a defendant violated the law by engaging in certain conduct, the defendant has two choices at trial: (1) argue that he or she didn't do what the government says he or she did or (2) argue that he or she did what the government says, but that what the government says is a crime isn't actually a crime....

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