Double jeopardy clauses in the Fifth Amendment make it impossible
for a person to be tried of the same crime he’d been exonerated from
in the past. Why do you think this is important?

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Double jeopardy clauses in the Fifth Amendment make it impossible
for a person to be tried of the same crime he’d been exonerated from
in the past. Why do you think this is important?

wwhitlock · Answer

Remember that time in fifth grade when you may have said a bad word. Your sister tattled on you but they didn't believe he because she tatltes so much.
Would you like to have to stand trial for that again when you were 14 and it was still just your sister accusing you? Or again when you are 20?

likeabossssssss · Answer

^^