The "Same Transaction" Test

The "same transaction" test:

A) is used by the federal courts and most state courts to determine when charges brought under different portions of the penal code represent the same offense.
B) protects an accused against reprosecution only if his or her first trial ends in an acquittal.
C) requires the prosecutor to consolidate all criminal charges arising out of the same act or transaction for trial in one proceeding.
D) requires the prosecutor to consolidate all criminal charges arising out of the same act or transaction for trial in one proceeding