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double jeopardy

  • Supreme Court Bars Georgia From Retrying Mentally Ill Man for Murder
    Supreme Court Bars Georgia From Retrying Mentally Ill Man for Murder
    The Constitution’s ban on double jeopardy also applies to inconsistent jury verdicts, the court holds.
    February 23, 2024BY Matthew Vadum
  • Jack Smith Disputes Trump’s Claims in Appeals Court
    Jack Smith Disputes Trump’s Claims in Appeals Court
    Presidential immunity applies to civil liability only and the criminal charges don't violate the principles of double jeopardy, ...
    December 30, 2023BY Allen Zhong
  • Supreme Court Skeptical of Government Stances in Immigration, Double Jeopardy Cases
    Supreme Court Skeptical of Government Stances in Immigration, Double Jeopardy Cases
    Justices tackle difficult questions surrounding how to review juries' and judges' decisions in the court system.
    November 28, 2023BY Sam Dorman
  • Supreme Court to Review Deportation Hardship Waivers, Double Jeopardy Protections
    Supreme Court to Review Deportation Hardship Waivers, Double Jeopardy Protections
    The Supreme Court is hearing oral argument on Nov. 28 surrounding double jeopardy and how courts may review ...
    November 27, 2023BY Sam Dorman
  • Pensioner Convicted in UK’s Oldest Double Jeopardy Case
    Pensioner Convicted in UK’s Oldest Double Jeopardy Case
    A 75-year-old man, who was acquitted of murder at a trial in 1976, has finally been brought to ...
    December 20, 2022BY Chris Summers
  • Supreme Court Rules Ban on Double Jeopardy Doesn’t Apply in Indian Sexual Assault Case
    Supreme Court Rules Ban on Double Jeopardy Doesn’t Apply in Indian Sexual Assault Case
    The Supreme Court ruled 6–3 on June 13 that a Navajo Indian man’s constitutional rights weren't violated when ...
    June 14, 2022BY Matthew Vadum
  • Supreme Court to Hear Challenge to Double Jeopardy Rule From Indian Country in Colorado
    Supreme Court to Hear Challenge to Double Jeopardy Rule From Indian Country in Colorado
    The Supreme Court has agreed to consider whether the Constitution’s ban on double jeopardy bars the prosecution of ...
    October 20, 2021BY Matthew Vadum
  • Supreme Court Allows State, Federal Prosecutions for Same Crime
    Supreme Court Allows State, Federal Prosecutions for Same Crime
    WASHINGTON—Convicting an accused person of the same offense in state and federal courts doesn't violate the Constitution’s double ...
    June 18, 2019BY Matthew Vadum
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