People v. McGee (2001)
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State v. Deguair. (2015)
The court further held that retrial was barred by double jeopardy because the defendant did not “explicitly in-dieate[ ] consent to the mistrial, and we will not presume consent in the absence of an affirmative showing.” Id. at 537.
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State v. Johnson (2016)
See McGee, 636 N.W.2d at 539 (stating that “the trial court was authorized by MCR 6.435(B) to revisit its decision to declare a mistrial”); McGraw, 688 So.2d at 768 (stating that the trial court has the power to grant a judgment of acquittal after a jury is unable to agree on a verdict based on a civil rule of procedure expressly authorizing the power to grant a JNOV in such circumstances, which was adopted by case law in criminal proceedings).
stating that “the trial court was authorized by MCR 6.435(B) to revisit its decision to declare a mistrial”