JRN Holdings v. Dearborn Meadows

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• reasoning that, “an absolute identity of factual backgrounds” is not required but “a mere de minimis duplication of factual and legal issues is insufficient to establish a logical relationship”
• reasoning that, “an absolute identity of factual backgrounds” is not required but “a mere de minimis duplication of factual and legal issues is insufficient to establish a logical relationship”
• stressing the significance of a substantial duplication of issues of law and fact before a logical relationship can be found
• applying earlier holding from Hude and instructing that courts considering the logical-relationship prong should look at the temporal and logical relationship among the charges to determine whether they arose from a single criminal episode
• separate drug transactions were not same criminal episode where different evidence was required to prove defendant’s guilt in the separate cases
• separate drug transactions were not same criminal episode where different evidence was required to prove defendant’s guilt in the separate cases

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).