Maes v. District Court, City & County of Denver
Supreme Court of Colorado
1Opinion of the CourtJustice Lee
In this original proceeding, we issued our rule to show cause why respondents should not be prohibited from re-trying petitioner on criminal charges, the initial trial of which resulted in a mistrial. The matter is now at issue and, having considered the merits of the controversy, we make the rule absolute.
Petitioner was charged with assault to rob and assault with a deadly weapon. Trial was to a jury. The voir dire examination of prospective jurors was not recorded. However, we are able to gather from the record — and there is no contention to the contrary — that defense counsel, while…
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