State ex rel. Counsel for Dis. v. Bramblett

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• agreeing with the trial court in that case that the elements of a reliance on accountant defense are “(1) full disclosure of all pertinent facts, and (2) good faith reliance on the accountant’s advice”
• only general instruction required when two or more factual bases for conviction are contained within a specific count of indictment
• only general instruction required when two or more factual bases for conviction are contained within a specific count of indictment
• jmy in tax case where defendants were charged with two false statements had to agree unanimously on the falsity of one of the statements because statements were conceptually distinct
• jury request for clarification illustrates error in failure to provide specific unanimity instruction
• in case involving false statements on tax return, jury's request for clarification concerning whether it had to agree on which statement defendant knew to be false manifested a tangible risk of jury confusion

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).