State v. Lass

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• filing a more serious charge after the defendant elects to go to trial does not amount to prosecutorial vindictiveness
• filing a more serious charge after the defendant elects to go to trial does not amount to prosecutorial vindictiveness
• filing a more serious charge after the defendant elects to go to trial does not amount to prosecutorial vindictiveness
• out-of-court statements that are inadmissible to prove the truth of the matter asserted may be admissible for the more limited purpose of proving notice
• prosecutor amended information following a defendant's exercise of constitutional rights. \The mere appearance of vindictiveness is insufficient to establish a due process violation\

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).