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i dont now ask a history teacher or something :D
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right to a trial by jury
John Brown
The Amendment requires that felonies be tried only upon indictmint by a grand jury the Grand Jury Clause is one of the few provisions of the bill of rights not held to have been inccorporated to the states, most of which have replaced grand juries. The Amendment also provides several trial protections, including the right against self-incrimination (held to also apply to custodial interrogations and before most government bodies) as well as the right to be tried only once ("double jeopardy") in federal court for the same offense
The 4th Amendment.
That would be the Defendant.
i dont now ask a history teacher or something :D
You can not be tried twice for the same crime. It's called double jeopardy.
It depends on the legislation of the country involved.
The first thing the Romans did with someone accused of a crime was to give him a trial. Where this trial took place depended on the status of the accused and the type of crime. A petty crime by someone of the lower class would be tried by one of the praetors and if found guilty the man would be fined and set free. A capital crime, such as murder had special courts and if the man were found guilty he could face the death penalty, again depending upon the status of the person he murdered and the circumstances of the crime. However, a man accused of treason or a public official accused of corruption, both of these defendants, usually being of a high status, would be tried before the Senate.
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Double Jepoardy means being tried for the same crime after being found not guilty the first time around.
Actually, several. Perhaps the most noticed was the right in the US Constitution of Habeas Corpus- the right to demand that when accused of a crime you be taken before a judge and tried for the crime. During the Civil War, that right was suspended. You could be arrested, and held in prison without trial.
This right is called the right to a trial by jury. It allows the accused to have their case heard by a group of impartial peers who will decide on the verdict based on the evidence presented during the trial.
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The Fifth Amentment protects people from being tried twice. For example (fake storie) there is a women who was accused of killing her husband. She didnt kill him but was put in jail for 10 years. She comes out of jail and finds her husband. She then kills him this time for real. She cant be tried for this same crime twice.