US EditionLuigi Mangione complains of double jeopardy in courtroom outburst
- Setting a June 8 trial, Carro, a New York state judge, scheduled Mangione's case amid protests as he was led out in handcuffs.
- State prosecutors requested a July 1 start and pressed for a prompt state trial, while the federal government backed away from letting the state case proceed first, with jury selection set for Sept. 8.
- Federal rulings also state prosecutors recovered a backpack with a 9 mm handgun, a notebook describing intent to target a health-insurance executive, and ammunition markings; the judge barred the death penalty last week.
- Carro told the defense to be ready and said he could delay the state trial to Sept. 8 if the Department of Justice appeals, raising New York double jeopardy law risks.
- About two dozen supporters attended, including some wearing shirts with the message, while Mangione said: `One plus one equals two. This is double jeopardy by any common sense judgment` during his outburst.
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Luigi Mangione had an outburst in the courtroom during his latest appearance before the judge. The 27-year-old, who is accused of killing UnitedHealthcare CEO Brian Thompson, made an appearance in court on Friday (February 6) in New York City. Judge Gregory Carro talked with lawyers about the tentative scheduling of the state murder case, one week after U.S. District Judge Margaret Garnett revealed the federal trial will begin jury selection in …
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Luigi Mangione, the 27-year-old suspect in the December 2024 murder of UnitedHealthcare CEO Brian Thompson, unleashed a fiery outburst decrying “double jeopardy” during his trial scheduling hearing in a Manhattan courtroom on Friday.
Luigi Mangione Has Outburst in Court
Accused CEO killer Luigi Mangione received a trial date on his state charges Friday, and he did not sound happy about it. The judge announced a June 8 date, which is three months before his federal trial is scheduled to start and against the wishes of his defense team, who...
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