Terrell v. Mississippi
Annotate this CaseRobert Terrell was indicted on twenty counts of mail fraud, conspiracy to commit mail fraud, fraudulent use of identity, conspiracy to commit fraudulent use of identity, timber theft, conspiracy to commit timber theft, false pretense, and conspiracy to commit false pretense. Terrell filed six motions to quash, consolidate, or dismiss various counts. The trial court denied the motions. Terrell appealed, claiming double jeopardy and that the trial court erred by not staying his trial. The State argued that Terrell’s appeal was not properly before the Supreme Court. The Supreme Court agreed and dismissed for lack of jurisdiction.
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