Notwithstanding the Attachment of Jeopardy, the Accused Can Be Retried

question 8

Multiple Choice

Notwithstanding the attachment of jeopardy, the accused can be retried for the same offense when the first trial ends in a mistrial due to:

• A) the death of a juror.
• B) the inability of jurors to reach a verdict.
• C) a request made by the defense.
• D) any of the above reasons.

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