Delineate circumstances in which a criminal defendant may in fact be tried a second time for the same act
What will be an ideal response?
• There are several circumstances which will allow a defendant to be triend a second time for the same criminal act.
• A state's prosecution of a crime will not prevent a separate federal prosecution of the same crime, and vice versa.
• Double jeopardy does not preclude different states from prosecuting the same person for multiple crimes that take place in different jurisdictions.
• A hung jury is not an acquittal for the purposes of double jeopardy.
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a. woman b. gentleman c. virtue d. compassion
Discuss the Code of Hammurabi. Do you agree or disagree with its historical law? Would you support its establishment today? Why or why not?
What will be an ideal response?
Matching
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A guideline for completing the Presentence Investigation Report (PSI), _______________, refers to the PSI reporting officer should use technical words and phrases only if they are commonly known among practitioners in the criminal justice and/or court system.
a. brevity b. sources of information c. technical words and phrases d. style and format