United States v. Inmon, Martel A/K/A Marty

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• testimony at preliminary hearing to establish double jeopardy violation does not waive privilege at trial
• defendant’s testimony at pretrial hearing on double jeopardy claim may not be used against defendant at trial
• \Each of the twenty substantive counts in the second indictment alleges a separate offense.\
• defendant could not be required, as the cost of litigating a valid fifth amendment double jeopardy claim, to waive the fifth amendment privilege against self-incrimination in a later trial
• defendant could not be required, as the cost of litigating a valid fifth amendment double jeopardy claim, to waive the fifth amendment privilege against self-incrimination in a later trial
• “Each of the twenty substantive counts in the second indictment alleges a separate offense.’’

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