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How to defend against multiplicity claims
Read the defendant's motion to dismiss.
If you are a federal prosecutor, then the defendant filed a motion to dismiss pursuant to rule 12 (b) (3) (b) (ii). If you are a state prosecutor, then the defendant filed the motion pursuant to your state rule.

Possible answers: a. If you have a particular subject matter you want to defend, then you should read your state's rule. Most states have an agenda on defending against multiplicity claims. b. The accused of multiplicity claims often have their lawyer draft the motion for dismiss. If you have any doubt about whether a simple motion is warranted, then contact your lawyer and discuss your options. c. You should read the motion as soon as you get it. Identify the counts that the defendant believes are multiplicitous. d. This motion typically is filed by mail. You should have this motion delivered to either yourself or to the defendant along with the request for summary judgment.. The answer should be
c.