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Originally Posted by 3catcircus
That can generally only be covered by a mistrial without prejudice - there was legal procedure that wasn't adhered to, she to an unintentional error that offers no legal remedy in the trial, so they have a "do over." The defense can appeal a guilty verdict. The persecution normally can't appeal a note guilty verdict due to not being allowed to try someone for the same crime twice.
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Your answer made me remember a movie with Tommy Lee Jones Can't come up with the title something with Jeopardy from the 90's I think it was.
Story:
A woman have just been released from a many years sentence for having killed her husband. It later turns out he's still alive-Well this time she kills him, but since she already been in jail for this murder, she goes free.
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Just been reading a Danish article about the verdict.
I don't know how to translate an article so I just post the Danish version and i hope you know how to translate it into English
https://ekstrabladet.dk/nyheder/vice...ygtede/8999327
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