Kly, when the state includes other offenses, doesn't the prosecution have to provide evidence of those offenses within their total presentation of the primary evidence? Also, if an initial prosecution results in a not guilty verdict (murder), can the state then seek an indictment for manslaughter or would that be considered double jeopardy?
Last edited by olivant; 07/02/1312:49 PM.
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