Lewis v. State
Supreme Court of Delaware
1Opinion of the Court
SEITZ, Justice:
I. Introduction
In this appeal, we must determine whether the Grand Jury properly indicted the defendant for a crime under a criminal statute mistakenly repealed by the General Assembly. The appellant, Kahlil Lewis, argues that the Grand Jury improperly indicted him for an additional ■ crime as part of a renewed indictment incorporating earlier charges because the General Assembly repealed the statute covering the added crime before he was re-indicted. The General Assembly discovered the mistake but did not re-enact the repealed subsection until after the re-indictment.
We hold,…
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