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U.S. v. Ramsey, 52 M.J. 322

Decided Mar 13, 2000 · No. 99-0271/MC · 2000 Term · Opinion (PDF)

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Trial Stages: Merits: Guilty Pleas

  1. where specifications alleging solicitation to distribute LSD and conspiracy to distribute LSD are not facially duplicative, any issue of multiplicity was waived by failure to make a timely motion to dismiss and an unconditional guilty plea

Trial Stages: Appeals: Waiver

  1. where specifications alleging solicitation to distribute LSD and conspiracy to distribute LSD are not facially duplicative, any issue of multiplicity was waived by failure to make a timely motion to dismiss and an unconditional guilty plea

Miscellaneous Matters: Multiplicity and Lesser Included Offenses: Multiplicity

  1. specifications alleging solicitation to distribute LSD and conspiracy to distribute LSD were not facially duplicative because it is possible to have a solicitation without a conspiracy and a conspiracy without a solicitation, and because the solicitation was complete prior to any overt act which completed the conspiracy
  2. where specifications alleging solicitation to distribute LSD and conspiracy to distribute LSD are not facially duplicative, any issue of multiplicity was waived by failure to make a timely motion to dismiss and an unconditional guilty plea
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