State v. Updike
4 Del. 581
Opinion
Re-trial had in a criminal case, at the same term; the first jury having been discharged by the court.
May term, 1847.
This case was tried on a previous day of this term; and the jury being unable to agree, after being up all night, were discharged by the Court from rendering a verdict.
It now came up again before another jury, and the defendant was convicted.
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State v. Updike, 4 Del. 581 (Del. Super. Ct. 1847).
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