New York Court of Appeals December 10, 2013 (People v. O'Toole)
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United States · · · 10-12-2013
lead-opinion
OPINION OF THE COURT
Smith, J.
We hold that on the facts of this case defendant’s acquittal of a charge of first degree robbery that was based on the alleged display of a firearm barred the People from introducing, at a later trial for second degree robbery, evidence that a firearm was displayed.
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Defendant was charged with first and second degree robbery and other crimes.
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