People v. Garcia
Michigan Supreme Court
1Opinion of the CourtRiley, J.
(for reversal). In this case we decide whether defendant’s implicit acquittal of first-degree felony murder, by virtue of his conviction of second-degree murder, prevents retrial of the lesser-included offense of armed robbery because his guilt or innocence was necessarily determined by the implicit acquittal of first-degree murder. We conclude that defendant was not implicitly acquitted of the lesser-included offense of armed robbery and, therefore, was properly retried for that offense.
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Defendant Frank Garcia and his companion Ronald Hammond were arrested in connection with a December 3,…
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