City of New Orleans v. Cannon

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• noting that just because the military judge determines that offenses are multiplicious for sentencing does not necessarily mean they are multiplicious for findings
• Willful-disobedience offenses and missing movement are not multiplicious for findings or sentence.
• multiplicity for sentencing same as multiplicity for charging
• separate for findings equals separate for punishment

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