Sentences with FREEDOM-FROM-DOUBLE-JEOPARDY
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"In the United States, the Fifth Amendment guarantees freedom from double jeopardy."
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"After being acquitted in criminal court, the defendant enjoys freedom from double jeopardy for the same offense."
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"The principle of freedom from double jeopardy prevents a person from being tried twice for the same crime."
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"Once a person is found guilty or not guilty, they are protected by freedom from double jeopardy."
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"The freedom from double jeopardy clause serves as a safeguard against government abuse."
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"A defendant cannot be retried for the same offense due to freedom from double jeopardy."
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"The concept of freedom from double jeopardy is fundamental to the legal system."
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"The principle of freedom from double jeopardy is based on the belief in finality of judgments."
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"By providing freedom from double jeopardy, the law prevents a person from being punished multiple times for the same crime."
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"The concept of freedom from double jeopardy is enshrined in many legal systems around the world."
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"Once a person has been tried and acquitted, they no longer face the risk of prosecution due to freedom from double jeopardy."
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"The principle of freedom from double jeopardy contributes to the stability and integrity of the criminal justice system."
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"The protection of freedom from double jeopardy is aimed at preventing the state from abusing its power to persecute individuals."
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"In order to ensure justice and fairness, the principle of freedom from double jeopardy exists in many democratic societies."
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"The concept of freedom from double jeopardy is meant to uphold the rights of individuals and prevent government oppression."
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"The clause of freedom from double jeopardy prohibits the state from subjecting a person to repeated prosecutions for the same offense."
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"The guarantee of freedom from double jeopardy allows individuals to move on with their lives after being cleared of charges."
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"After being acquitted of murder, he claimed freedom from double jeopardy when faced with a civil lawsuit."
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"The law provides freedom from double jeopardy to protect individuals from being tried for the same crime twice."
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"The defendant's lawyer argued for freedom from double jeopardy due to lack of evidence in the first trial."
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"The Fifth Amendment of the United States Constitution guarantees freedom from double jeopardy."
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"The defendant's release was granted based on the principle of freedom from double jeopardy."
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"She sought freedom from double jeopardy to avoid being prosecuted for the same offense in two different states."
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"The concept of freedom from double jeopardy promotes finality in legal proceedings."
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"The accused invoked the principle of freedom from double jeopardy to prevent retrial."
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"The judge ruled in favor of the defendant, granting freedom from double jeopardy."
