Although you are innocent of the charge, while on vacation in another state, you are arrested and accused of burglary. You hire an attorney and at
What will prevent the prosecutor from doing so?
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Although you are innocent of the charge, while on vacation in another state, you are arrested and accused of burglary. You hire an attorney and attrail are found not guilty. A week later a witness comes forward and identifies you as being at the scene of the crime the evening it was committed. The prosecutor wants to try you again.
What will prevent the prosecutor from doing so?
Although you are innocent of the charge, while on vacation in another state, you are arrested and accused of burglary. You hire an attorney and at
What will prevent the prosecutor from doing so?
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They already found you not guilty.
ReplyDeleteNo because you have already been found not guilty and you can not be subjected to the same offense twice- Fifth Amendment will keep them from doing so
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ReplyDeleteDouble Jeopardy would come into play.
ReplyDeleteNo because they can't try you again after they already said you were not guilty.
ReplyDeletedouble jeopardy will not let you be put on trial again since you were found innocent
ReplyDeleteThe 8th Amendment
ReplyDeleteThey have already been found not guilty so then the 5th amendement would stop thata.
ReplyDeleteYou were already trial as not guilty.
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