Oaxaca v. United States

upholding the denial of a motion to sever in a case involving three rape victims over a five-month period | degree of control or supervision is principal element differentiating employees and independent contractors at common law | where the trial court’s denial of a motion to sever was upheld in a case involving three rape victims over a five-month period | trial court' s denial of motion to sever upheld in case involving three rape victims over a five-month period | where the trial court's denial of a motion to sever was upheld in a case involving three rape victims over a five-month period | referring to “the necessarily imprecise character of the hair identification”