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State v. Robinson

Citations

  • 146 Wash. App. 471

How courts have described this case

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  • allowing the trial court to order a mistrial without defendant’s consent when there is manifest necessity to circumvent a double jeopardy violation
  • applying the three-part Melton test to a mistrial due to bailiff and juror misconduct
  • applying the three-part Melton test to a mistrial due to bailiff and juror misconduct

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Judges: Armstrong, Hunt, Penoyar

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