State v. Babayan

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• concluding that dismissal without prejudice was appropriate to remedy the prosecution's derelictions during grand jury proceedings
• concluding that \dismissal without prejudice will remedy the derelictions in the absence of an irremedial evidentiary taint or prejudice to the defendant's case on the merits\
• determining that a judge violated DCR 18(1) when making a ruling that conflicted with a different judge’s previous ruling in the same case
• providing that this court may entertain petition for extraordinary relief, when judicial economy militates in favor of writ review
• granting a writ of mandamus dismissing an indictment to prevent a “gross miscarriage of justice”
• stating that, although the evidence at issue was not \entirely dispositive\ as to an element of sexual assault, \[Ole grand jury should have had [the] information before it in order for it to make an informed determination\

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