Does a ten-count conviction under the same statute for a single act of filing one document violate the double jeopardy clause of the Fifth Amendment protections against multiple prosecutions and punishments for the same offense?

QUESTION(S) PRESENTED |. Does o ten-count Conviction under the. Same. totale, for a single act of Filling oMe. doaument violate double jecpard clause. of tHe~FFth Amendment protechons Ou ainsh mulhple prosecatons and punishments for the sdme. offense? ad. Dees a negotiated pleo. thot nas altered by the trial Courts oral pronounsement waive a doubtd jeopardy Claim against mulpple donvictions feom a single ene act in vielabion of the prineples esta Wished by the Rt Amendment and Bulag _Undad Sees . 284 US 299, 59 S. Ch 180, 76 L.Ed ad 306 (1439) 7 3. Does fhe filing of information (cha es) in a eriminal Couck post exprration of the Stotule of bint violate o. defendant} right to efFechve assistance of counsel and due process under the Sixth and fourteenth Amendments to the US. Constitubion? 4. Did the oppellote courts issuance of a mandate. with : pending motions timely fled violuhe Potthoner’s right fo due process protected by the Fourteenth Amendment t