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Habeas corpus – Double jeopardy – Mistrial

Summary by Massachusetts Lawyers Weekly
Where (1) a Superior Court judge declared a mistrial and (2) a habeas corpus petition was then filed to prevent a retrial on double jeopardy grounds, a U.S. District Court decision denying the habeas petition should be affirmed despite the petitioner’s contention that there was no “manifest necessity” to declare a mistrial and that the jury effectively acquitted her.
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Habeas corpus – Double jeopardy – Mistrial – Rhode Island Lawyers Weekly

Where (1) a Superior Court judge declared a mistrial and (2) a habeas corpus petition was then filed to prevent a retrial on double jeopardy grounds, a U.S. District Court decision denying the habeas petition should be affirmed despite the petitioner’s contention that there was no “manifest necessity” to declare a mistrial and that the jury effectively acquitted her.

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Massachusetts Lawyers WeeklyMassachusetts Lawyers Weekly

Habeas corpus – Double jeopardy – Mistrial

Where (1) a Superior Court judge declared a mistrial and (2) a habeas corpus petition was then filed to prevent a retrial on double jeopardy grounds, a U.S. District Court decision denying the habeas petition should be affirmed despite the petitioner’s contention that there was no “manifest necessity” to declare a mistrial and that the jury effectively acquitted her.

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Massachusetts Lawyers Weekly broke the news in on Monday, March 31, 2025.
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