United States v. Edward J. Robinson

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• “[A] duplicitous or multiplicitous indictment is remediable by the court’s instruction to the jury particularizing the distinct offense charged in each count in the indictment.”
• “[A] duplicitous or multiplicitous indictment is remediable by the court’s instruction to the jury particularizing the distinct offense charged in each count in the indictment.”
• \[A] duplicitous or multiplicitous indictment is remediable by the court's instruction to the jury particularizing the distinct offense charged in each count in the indictment.\
• “The rules about multiplicity and duplicity are pleading rules, the violation of which is not fatal to an indictment.”
• No fifth amendment violation found where prosecutor remarked upon defense counsel's inability to impeach a key witness' testimony despite extensive cross-examination
• “The rules about multiplicity and duplicity are pleading rules, the violation of which is not fatal to an indictment.”

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).