Nor did he challenge the venue in Count One on the motion for a judgment of acquittal. This constitutes a waiver.

The rule in this circuit is that a venue objection is waived " `when, after the government has concluded its case, the defendant specifies grounds for acquittal but is silent as to venue

Objections to venue are waived when statements of a prosecutor clearly indicate a venue defect but the defendant fails to object.

Since we have refused the government's request, on recent occasions, to abandon or modify the standing principles articulated in Jones with respect to "possession" offenses

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We note, however, that there is precedent for a defendant to plead guilty after jury selection and later testify against his co-defendants without cause for a mistrial.

Preliminarily, there is a real question whether defendant adequately raised the issue below; if he did not, the argument is waived.

Thus Jones developed a rule, known as "automatic standing", that the mere charge of a defendant with a possessory offense conferred standing to assert an alleged Fourth Amendment violation.

Since the defect was apparent on the face of the indictment, Khan's failure to object prior to trial constituted a waiver of the lack of venue.

Appellant, charged with possession of the goods found during the search, has standing to challenge the search and seizure.

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