In the United States, Double Jeopardy applies to cases that are reversed on appeal:
a. case can never be filed again
b. case can be re-filed except when the conviction was reversed due to insufficient evidence
c. case can be filed again only if prosecutor has new evidence of defendant's guilt
d. refilling the criminal charges is solely within the discretion of the prosecutor
B
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a. is a bad parent. b. doesn't have the means to take care of a child in prison. c. is in danger by other prisoners. d. doesn't want the responsibility of being a parent.
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