Benitez-Pena v. Keisler

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• setting aside guilty plea to receiving stolen property because, though charging both larceny and receipt of stolen property “may be warranted by exigencies of proof, the general rule is that the trier of fact may not find the accused guilty of both charges.”
• accused charged both with larceny as an aider and abettor and with receiving stolen property
• double-jeopardy claims wMch can be resolved on the existing record are not waived

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).