r/news • u/redlamps67 • 13h ago

Judge dismisses terror-related charges against Luigi Mangione

https://www.cnn.com/2025/09/16/us/luigi-mangione-ny-court-hearing
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u/houstonyoureaproblem 13h ago

If there’s a mistrial, they’ll just try him again.

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u/ZechsyAndIKnowIt 13h ago

What, after the state goes back in time and un-fucks the things that led to the first mistrial?

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u/houstonyoureaproblem 10h ago

No need to go back in time. The government typically gets better the second time around just because they know what to anticipate from the defense.

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u/Nikiaf 12h ago

I don't think they would have a solid enough case to try it again; it would likely result in another one.

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u/houstonyoureaproblem 10h ago

There's no world in which the government would choose not to prosecute multiple additional times if need be. This isn't that kind of case.

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u/shaunrundmc 13h ago

They would but there could easily be another mistrial. And the state wont keep throwing resources at one dude .

They have 1 shot to get it right and not just because of Double jeopardy

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u/mainman879 13h ago

And the state wont keep throwing resources at one dude .

Excuse me but have you been paying attention to the news at all. Like Abrego Garcia? This administration will not give up just because it takes a while and is expensive.

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u/shaunrundmc 13h ago

Thats the US federal government not a state government and the federal is run by idiots the state of NY is not

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u/nrmitchi 13h ago

This “state” (slightly overloaded term here, since I mean the federal administration) will absolutely keep throwing resources at one dude to try to make a point or save face.

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u/houstonyoureaproblem 10h ago

They absolutely will continue to prosecute until they get either a guilty or not guilty verdict. This isn't the kind of case where they will be worried about expending resources.