State v. Newman
Wyoming Supreme Court
1Opinion of the Court
KITE, Justice.
[¶ 1] After three days of trial before a jury, the district court declared a mistrial on the basis of prosecutorial misconduct and dismissed with prejudice the charges against Robert Newman on the ground that the six-month deadline for speedy trial had passed and a second trial on re-filed charges would further exceed the deadline. The State filed a petition for review challenging the order, which this Court granted conditioned upon the parties briefing the question of the appropriateness of the State’s challenge by means of a petition for review. We hold that the petition for…
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