United States v. Mustachio

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• viewing failure of trial or service appellate courts to dismiss lesser-included offenses as plain error, despite absence of motion at trial
• plain error for courts to fail to dismiss multiplicious specifications where one was lesser included in the other and apparent from the specifications or so moved by accused at trial
• when apparent from language of specifications that one offense is a lesser included offense of another within the meaning of United States v. Baker, 14 M.J. at 368, the failure of the trial or intermediate appellate courts to dismiss the included' offense is plain error

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