United States v. Goodwin
Supreme Court of the United States
1Opinion of the CourtJustice Stevens
This case involves presumptions. The question presented is whether a presumption that has been used to evaluate a judicial or prosecutorial response to a criminal defendant’s exercise of a right to be retried after he has been convicted *370should also be applied to evaluate a prosecutor’s pretrial response to a defendant’s demand for a jury trial.
After the respondent requested a trial by jury on pending misdemeanor charges, he was indicted and convicted on a felony charge. Believing that the sequence of events gave rise to an impermissible appearance of prosecutorial retaliation against the…
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