Fahringer sheds on light on the issues that arise from trials dealing with multiple defendants. He points out that these situations could be dangerous because of the temptation to "lump" all the defendants together as a guilty party. So how can we avoid falling into this trap? Fahringer explains that by assigning each defendant a cardboard box and filing each box with evidence that is only relevant to that defendant will provide us with a true sense of who the evidence really stacks up against.