Rossi v. State
Supreme Court of Delaware
1Opinion of the Court
STRINE, Chief Justice:
I. INTRODUCTION
After being out of prison for two. days and while on probation, Phillip Rossi.was spotted at a JCPenney department store with a woman who was believed to have stolen almost $200 of merchandise. Rossi was the suspected lookout. The alleged scheme culminated in Rossi supposedly returning the stolen items to a different JCPenney for store credit later that same day. Criminal charges followed soon after the incident. And although the State entered a nolle prosequi on all charges against Rossi subject to certain conditions, it nonetheless sought to revoke…
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