United States v. Klat, Susan Viola

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• single count charging threats against public official over six month period was not duplicitous and failure to give specific unanimity instruction was not plain error
• remanding “for an evi-dentiary hearing to determine whether the competency hearing could have come out differently if [the defendant] had been represented by counsel”
• remanding for evidentiary hearing to determine whether competency hearing could have come out differently if defendant had been represented by counsel
• single count charging threats against public official over six month period was not duplicitous and failure to give specific unanimity instruction was not plain error
• single count charging threats against public official over six month period was not duplicitous and failure to give specific unanimity instruction was not plain error
• \We cannot conclude that it was plain error not to give a special unanimity instruction\ where \an indictment charges more than one act.\

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