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I don't think there's a practical problem in that case. I do, however, find practical problems with how law is practiced legislatively and judicially in the the United States. I imagine, were we required to hold a separate for each charge, our prosecution system would find itself prioritizing crimes, evidence gathering, and arguments. Instead, we end up in a situation where they disperse their resources going for as many charges as possible: it's a lawn dart approach. Likewise, since I am a big proponent of equality in judicial action, I think this might actually lead to a more equitable and just system.

Arathain:

No, I'm just arguing that by virtue of grouping all the charges into a single trial, that retrying because of a mis-trial doesn't really seem kosher to me. If the jury got hung, then it's an issue of not passing reasonable doubt. I know how things work, I just honestly don't think there's an exclusion that exists or should exist to allow a second trial in this case.

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