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Luigi Mangione’s New York state murder trial is on hold as his defense mounts a bold double jeopardy challenge, arguing he can’t face separate charges for the same killing after already pleading guilty to federal stalking-related death. The judge has delayed the state case until December 10th, giving both sides time to argue — prosecutors until October 9th, defense until October 30th. While Mangione admitted to federal crimes including interstate stalking that led to death, the state case originally carried murder, weapons, and forgery charges. Legal experts say the argument hinges on whether these distinct charges stem from the same act — with New York’s defendant-friendly laws potentially favoring Mangione. Prosecutors, however, may exploit differences in charge elements to argue there’s no true double jeopardy. Justice Gregory Carro will decide — and Mangione’s federal sentencing looms just days later on December 18th, possibly ending in life.

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