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U.S. v. Pereira, 53 M.J. 183

Decided Jul 14, 2000 · No. 99-1001/MC · 2000 Term · Opinion (PDF)

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Core Criminal Law Subjects: Crimes: Article 81 - Conspiracy Pre-2019 offenses

  1. a single agreement to commit multiple offenses ordinarily constitutes a single conspiracy; thus, where providence inquiry and stipulation of fact established the existence of only one agreement to commit murder, assault, robbery, and kidnapping, there was but a single conspiracy as a matter of law

Miscellaneous Matters: Multiplicity and Lesser Included Offenses: Multiplicity

  1. a single agreement to commit multiple offenses ordinarily constitutes a single conspiracy; thus, where providence inquiry and stipulation of fact established the existence of only one agreement to commit murder, assault, robbery, and kidnapping, there was but a single conspiracy as a matter of law
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