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Question Delaware Essays | Double Jeopardy | MULTIPLE_CHOICE Easy

Delaware convicts Owen of being a prohibited person in possession of a handgun. Federal prosecutors then charge Owen...

...the same handgun, same date, and same traffic stop. What is the best double-jeopardy answer? This question tests the separate-sovereigns doctrine. Gamble v. United States, Puerto Rico v. Sanchez Valle

Citations: Gamble v. United States, Puerto Rico v. Sanchez Valle

Question Delaware Essays | Double Jeopardy | ESSAY Hard

Nolan is tried by jury for embezzlement and falsifying company records. After the prosecution rests, Nolan moves for...

Nolan is tried by jury for embezzlement and falsifying company records. After the prosecution rests, Nolan moves for a judgment of acquittal on embezzlement. The judge grants the motion because the judge mistakenly be...

Citations: Burks v. United States, Evans v. Michigan, Fong Foo v. United States, Lockhart v. Nelson

Question Delaware Essays | Double Jeopardy | ESSAY Hard

Rosa is charged with assault by means likely to produce great bodily injury after swinging a metal bat at a neighbor...

...says brandishing has different elements from assault. Analyze Rosa's double-jeopardy and Delaware statutory objections to the felony assault retrial and the later brandishing prosecution. This essay tests same-offense a...

Citations: Penal Code Sections 654 and 1023, Blockburger v. United States, Brown v. Ohio, People v. Fields, Kellett v. Superior Court

Question Delaware Essays | Double Jeopardy | MULTIPLE_CHOICE Medium

A jury convicts Mara of grand theft. The appellate court reverses, holding that even when the evidence is viewed in t...

A jury convicts Mara of grand theft. The appellate court reverses, holding that even when the evidence is viewed in the light most favorable to the verdict, no rational juror could find the required intent to permanen...

Citations: Burks v. United States, Lockhart v. Nelson

Question Delaware Essays | Double Jeopardy | ESSAY Medium

After a traffic stop in Wilmington, police find an unregistered handgun in Dana's backpack. Delaware prosecutors char...

...t could not punish her twice for the same act. Analyze Dana's federal double-jeopardy argument and her Delaware multiple-punishment argument. This essay tests dual sovereignty and the distinction between successive prose...

Citations: Gamble v. United States, Puerto Rico v. Sanchez Valle, Missouri v. Hunter, Blockburger v. United States, Penal Code Section 654

Question Delaware Essays | Double Jeopardy | MULTIPLE_CHOICE Medium

After the prosecution rests in a jury trial for embezzlement, the judge grants a judgment of acquittal because the ju...

...ts to correct the mistake by retrying the defendant. What is the best double-jeopardy analysis? This question tests the finality of an acquittal for double-jeopardy purposes. Evans v. Michigan, Fong Foo v. United States

Citations: Evans v. Michigan, Fong Foo v. United States

Question Delaware Essays | Double Jeopardy | MULTIPLE_CHOICE Medium

An undercover officer buys ten counterfeit pills from Nia in a parking lot, pays, and leaves. Forty minutes later, af...

...s. The prosecution charges Nia with two sale counts. What is the best double-jeopardy answer? This question tests separate transaction units and the limits of same-conduct double-jeopardy arguments. Blockburger v. United...

Citations: Blockburger v. United States, Penal Code Section 687

Question Delaware Essays | Double Jeopardy | MULTIPLE_CHOICE Hard

During one road-rage incident, Simon points a loaded pistol at another driver. The prosecutor has the police report a...

During one road-rage incident, Simon points a loaded pistol at another driver. The prosecutor has the police report and knows Simon is a convicted felon. The prosecutor first accepts Simon's guilty plea to misdemeanor...

Citations: Penal Code Section 654, Kellett v. Superior Court, People v. Valli

Question Delaware Essays | Double Jeopardy | MULTIPLE_CHOICE Easy

Kim waives jury on a misdemeanor trespass charge. The judge hears opening statements, then grants the prosecutor's re...

Kim waives jury on a misdemeanor trespass charge. The judge hears opening statements, then grants the prosecutor's request to dismiss without prejudice because a security guard is unavailable. No witness has been swor...

Citations: Serfass v. United States, Penal Code Section 687

Question Delaware Essays | Double Jeopardy | ESSAY Medium

Leah is charged in Delaware superior court with burglary and misdemeanor vandalism after a break-in at a small electr...

...and the People later refile the same vandalism charge. Analyze Leah's double-jeopardy objections to the refiled burglary and vandalism charges. This essay tests attachment of jeopardy and the effect of dismissals before...

Citations: U.S. Const. amend. V, Cal. Const. art. I, sec. 15, Penal Code Section 687, Serfass v. United States, Crist v. Bretz

Question Delaware Essays | Double Jeopardy | ESSAY Hard

Mateo is tried before a Delaware jury for assault with a deadly weapon. The jury is sworn, the only alternate juror i...

...e the case was going poorly and he wanted a new jury. Discuss whether double jeopardy bars a retrial after the first and second mistrials. This essay tests mistrial doctrine, manifest necessity, and prosecutorial goading...

Citations: Arizona v. Washington, United States v. Perez, Oregon v. Kennedy, People v. Batts, Penal Code Section 1023