Grimes v. Henderson

How courts have described this case

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• stating the law of the case doctrine \is a discretionary appellate doctrine with no preclusive effect on successive trial proceedings\
• addressing the merits of Hewins's motion to suppress in the interest of judicial economy instead of remanding to the circuit court for a hearing
• in criminal case appellate court reviews errors of law only; exclusion of evidence based on error of law is abuse of discretion requiring reversal
• “[T]he waiver that results from the entry of a guilty plea is confined to the offense that is the subject of the plea.”
• \[A] defendant in a criminal case may assert [issue preclusion] by relying on an acquittal in a first prosecution to bar litigation of those facts in a subsequent prosecution for a different offense.\
• collecting state court de- cisions holding the same

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