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Bordenkircher v. Hayes
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Bordenkircher v. Hayes

It is not vindictive exercise of prosecutor's discretion, and therefore not violation of due process, to carry out threat to reindict defendant on more serious charges if defendant does not plead guilty to original offense charged. Recidivist.
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