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Straight from Google:WTF you talkin' bout now Willis? Sorry, but if a mistrial is declared the prosecutor has every right to retry the case.
Double jeopardy prevents an accused person from being tried again on the same (or similar) charges following an acquittal in the same jurisdiction.
I'm not even an attorney, but am punching holes in your nonsense. Surrender immediately please.
Yes....a rock in a plastic grocery bag is a mace. You might know it as some other term the last time you used one but it is a mace.Trying to steal his gun? He was trying to TAKE AWAY his gun. And no, there was no mace involved
mis·tri·al
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noun
a trial rendered invalid through an error in the proceedings.
"the judge dismissed the charge and declared a mistrial"
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an inconclusive trial, such as one in which the jury cannot agree on a verdict.
Im sorry I'm laughing at you so hard....when you post evidence that supports my argument and dismissed yours it really funny....Jesus, you're even more of a know-nothing than Correll and jc. A mistrial is most often a hung jury. Even if the judge declares a mistrial due to a procedural error, it can be retried. NO - the defendant doesn't "walk".
WHAT IS A MISTRIAL?
A mistrial occurs when a jury fails to reach a verdict on a case. Deadlocked (or “hung”) juries are usually not declared until the empaneled jury has had a chance to review and debate the facts of a case thoroughly. And even when a jury announces that it is unable to arrive at a verdict, a judge may instruct the jurors to continue their discussions in hopes that the minority view can be pushed toward consensus. Even so, about 6% of jury trials end in a mistrial, with jurors unable to agree on the defendant’s guilt or innocence.
WHAT HAPPENS AFTER A MISTRIAL?
If a jury becomes hopelessly deadlocked over a case and remains unable to reach consensus, the judge may choose to declare a mistrial. After a mistrial has been declared, the prosecution must decide whether they intend to pursue the case, or drop it. Prosecutors may drop a case if they believe a second trial will end in an acquittal or a second hung jury. If the prosecutor does decide to pursue the case further, he/she must say so before a judge so that a new trial date can be set and a second jury impanelled. Similarly, if the prosecution intends to drop the case, they must declare this also, so the defendant may be freed.
All police should be so corrupted.Your obvious attempt to spam the topic has at least served to illustrate police corruption and culpability.
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Sap. A rock in a bag would be a sap.Yes....a rock in a plastic grocery bag is a mace. You might know it as some other term the last time you used one but it is a mace.
And there's two separate videos showing the first pedophile arsonist trying to use a mace on Kyle.
Whatever the coloquial term is it essentially is a mace. And I'm not saying that you are wrong...not at all. But everyone knew exactly what I was saying by "mace".Sap. A rock in a bag would be a sap.
At any rate it does especially seem that dimwit Rosenbaum thought he was Billy Badass with a sap because he had raped some children and now was using his fancy rock to take Kyle's rifle after Kyle had used a fire extinguisher on the dumpster fire Rosenbaum had set.Sap. A rock in a bag would be a sap.
you're right, the fact is if there is a mistrial declared, I highly doubt the prosecution tries again. They're already concerned.WTF you talkin' bout now Willis? Sorry, but if a mistrial is declared the prosecutor has every right to retry the case.
Double jeopardy prevents an accused person from being tried again on the same (or similar) charges following an acquittal in the same jurisdiction.
I'm not even an attorney, but am punching holes in your nonsense. Surrender immediately please.
so you agree the dude chased Kyle and grabbed his gun. Rosenbaum chased, not the other way around. You got one point correct. Why do you supposed Rosenbaum chased him? hint, fire extinguisher. dude. watch the video I posted, it's 11 minutes. get the facts straight.Trying to steal his gun? He was trying to TAKE AWAY his gun. And no, there was no mace involved
why did the kid chase him rather than go to the cops? your argument is lost right there. Was that kid playing vigilante? psst, why you lost that one.He'd already shot someone when the kid hit him with a skateboard.
where's the magic evidence? we're all waiting. come on batman post it.Nonsense, like most Trumpist gun kooks, you gather information only from sources who tell you what you want to hear. The prosecution will present MANY witnesses.
And FYI, judges do not "grant trials". Prosecutors and Grand Juries indict and a judge adjudicates that trial. The only thing a judge can "grant" would be a new trial.
No one, including you.Who among us saw the extreme rightist suggesting that they start killing them?
Those of us who are of a mind to, and legally can, already have our guns out.If Kyle walks, the extreme rightists will be energized and they will start to bring out the guns.
This prediction is decades old, and always wrong. This instance is no different.Blood will flow in America's streets...
Unsupportable nonsense.America's people are in some very serious trouble, with no way of preventing it.
More unsupportable nonsense.The extreme right needs revenge for the damage Chauvin dealt the cause of legitimizing police murder of blacks. They won't wait much longer!
Unsupportable nonsense.There's value in this for the extreme right in that Kyle walking free will energize those killers with guns that were never sure of having safe footing to shoot black people.
Unsupportable nonsenseKyle can serve as the example of the bar being lowered in America on white people getting away with murder of blacks. A
Unsupportable nonsense.labama/Mississippi rules of the 60's will apply once more in America.
Unsupportable nonsenseBed sheets and pointy hats will be dragged out of the closets of the south where they have been moldering away since the 60's.
Fallacy: false premiseHow can America ever return to normal again?
Yes.Do you 'really' want to know where I stand on this?
You do know that if I have a gun and you try to take it way - especially if you first try to incapacitate me to do so - I have cause to shoot you.Trying to steal his gun? He was trying to TAKE AWAY his gun.
Unsupportable nonsense.Canadians for the most part don't pretend that Trump supports black equality.
Warning!It's my honest answer but I understand why the concept is so foreign to most Americans. When you come back to a proper response we may be able to continue the conversation.
Unsupportable nonsense.Rittenhouse is an emotionally disturbed kid and he's set his course in life.
Unsupportable nonsense.On a positive note, he likely won't survive past his 20's without dying by the gun.
Unsupportable nonsense.So rather than throwing him back on the streets to serve a suspended sentence, he needs the help of a psychiatrist.
