State v. Jackson
Supreme Court of Georgia
1Opinion of the Court
306 Ga. 626
FINAL COPY S19A0646. THE STATE v. JACKSON. PETERSON, Justice. The trial court granted a mistrial in the murder case against Monquez Jackson, finding that the prosecutor’s closing argument included an improper comment on matters not in evidence. After making extensive findings that the prosecutor made that improper comment intentionally in hopes that the comment would lead to a mistrial, and thus an opportunity to retry the case, the trial court determined that double jeopardy prohibited the State from retrying Jackson. The State appeals. We conclude that the trial court did not…
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