If a Defendant Is Acquitted and Convicted of Offenses Arising out of the Same Conduct and the Judgements Are Declared Void, Can the State Retry the Defendant on the Acquitted Charge?

Alan Raphael; Danya Moodabagil

If a Defendant Is Acquitted and Convicted of Offenses Arising out of the Same Conduct and the Judgements Are Declared Void, Can the State Retry the Defendant on the Acquitted Charge?

Alan Raphael
, Danya Moodabagil

Loyola University Chicago, School of Law

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Original language	American English
Journal	Preview of United States Supreme Court Cases
Volume	51
Issue number	3
State	Published - 2023

Bibliographical note

Alan Raphael & Danya Moodabagil, If a Defendant Is Acquitted and Convicted of Offenses Arising out of the Same Conduct and the Judgements Are Declared Void, Can the State Retry the Defendant on the Acquitted Charge? (22-721), 51 Preview US Sup Ct Cas 9 (2023).

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If a Defendant Is Acquitted and Convicted of Offenses Arising out

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