Brian W. Parker and Rebecca J. Parker, Collectively in Their Individual Capacities and as Limited Partners in Filip Family, L.P., and Brian Parker and Rebecca J. Parker as Trustees of the Parker Irrevocable Family Trust, Holding Partnership Interests in Filip Family, LP v. Richard J. Filip and Jeanne K. Filip, Collectively, in Their Individual Capacities, and as the Sole Managers and Members of Filip Management, LLC

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• recognizing that \the trial judge's characterization of his own action cannot control the classification of the action\
• recognizing that “the trial judge’s characterization of his own action cannot control the classification of the action”
• concluding that the trial court erred in discharging the jury without first exploring other reasonable alternatives, such as a continuance
• holding that it was an abuse of discretion for trial judge to declare a mistrial without considering alternatives to the mistrial
• recognizing that “the trial judge’s characterization of his own action cannot control the classification of the action”
• concluding that “a motion by the defendant for mistrial is ordinarily assumed to remove any barrier to reprosecution”

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