Brownscombe v. Maryland

How later courts describe this case

• revocation of probation for conviction of new offense committed before commencement of probation term but after sentence imposed
• “in legal effect for double jeopardy purposes, the second trial is merely a continuation of the first trial”
• “[0]n a non-overt-act-conspiracy charge, the indictment satisfies the requirements of the statute of limitations if the government alleges and proves ... that the conspiracy continued into the limitations period”