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‘A second bite at the apple’
In a rare double jeopardy argument in Montcalm County court, a judge ruled that the concept did not apply to the defense’s request that a man be barred from being retried after his first trial ended in a mistrial. Michael David Cook, 55, of Stanton is charged with first-degree criminal sexual conduct causing injury and unlawful imprisonment/kidnapping stemming from an alleged event this past March in Sidney Township. Cook’s first trial ended in …
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‘A second bite at the apple’
In a rare double jeopardy argument in Montcalm County court, a judge ruled that the concept did not apply to the defense’s request that a man be barred from being retried after his first trial ended in a mistrial. Michael David Cook, 55, of Stanton is charged with first-degree criminal sexual conduct causing injury and unlawful imprisonment/kidnapping stemming from an alleged event this past March in Sidney Township. Cook’s first trial ended in …
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