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Could Luigi Mangione’s federal plea deal lead to the dismissal of his New York state case?

Crime Junkie breaking news reporter Briana Whitney explains how New York’s double jeopardy statute could affect the second-degree murder charge and what may happen next.
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    @CoCoG3817

    Why not possession of a firearm in the commission of a crime or so many other charges that could be brought. Yet New York can make misdemeanors into felonies that never existed as well. But hey, they only do that to people they hate and don’t care about the legality of it.

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