"Duplicity" Prohibits

question 2

Multiple Choice

"Duplicity" prohibits:

• A)charging more than one offense in a single indictment.
• B)charging felonies and misdemeanors in a single indictment.
• C)charging alternative methods of committing a single crime.
• D)charging more than one offense in a single count of an indictment.

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