People v. Kimble, 2019 IL 122830 (April). Episode 622 (Duration 9:42)
Judge declared a mistrial kind of early, still double jeopardy was not implicated.
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People v. Shoevlin, 2019 IL App (3d) 170258 (January). Episode 583 (Duration 11:04)
Serious double jeopardy concerns are raised when the judge declares a mistrial in this domestic battery case.
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People v. Drake, 2019 IL 123734 (March). Episode 620 (Duration 11:14)
Although the reversal is still good the lower court judgement that double jeopardy barred a retrial is reversed.
Hung Jury Leads To Mistrial And Double Jeopardy Problems For The State
People v. Kimble, 2017 IL App (2d) 160087 (September). Episode 398 (Duration 26:29)
Judge declares a mistrial too early and now the state cannot recharge defendant. [Read more…]
Possible Double Jeopardy Incident: Prosecutor Gets Sick In The Middle Of Trial
People v. Threatte, 2017 IL App (2d) 160161 (August). Episode 389 (Duration 13:20)
Prosecutor got sick in the middle of trial and mistrial was declared – does double jeopardy prevent a new trial? [Read more…]
Double Jeopardy Definition | How It Really Works
What is double jeopardy law?
Double jeopardy law is one of the fundamental tenets of the American criminal justice system. It is also one of the most misunderstood concepts. See also understanding criminal law concepts.
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People v. Staple, 2016 IL App (4th) 160061 (December). Episode 317 (Duration 21:49)
This case does a great job of digging down into the very basics of double jeopardy. [Read more…]