United States v. Bryson Jose Roberto A. Miguel

How courts have described this case

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• explaining that having “same offense” charges brought in one indictment “makes all the difference” because jeopardy may “continue” on one count even when there has been a terminating event as to the other count
• “[W]hen a jury convicts on both the greater and lesser included offenses . . . the district court should enter a final judgment of conviction on the greater offense and vacate the conviction on the lesser offense.”
• making essentially this same point

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).