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Or does 'Double Jeopardy' only apply if proven innocent? Hmmmm. That bloke's gutted though - twice for the same crime.
Or does 'Double Jeopardy' only apply if proven innocent? Hmmmm. That bloke's gutted though - twice for the same crime.
thats completely different. the case was re-examined. It wasnt a completely new case. If the guy was actually killed again it would be a different story. Only in america.
I think it only applies in America
In the film, her husband faked his death and she went to prison for killing him. So when she was released she could kill him and couldn't be found guilty of killing someone twice.
This case is slightly different though... I can't be bothered figuring it out.
In the film, her husband faked his death and she went to prison for killing him. So when she was released she could kill him and couldn't be found guilty of killing someone twice.
This case is slightly different though... I can't be bothered figuring it out.
"Snaresbrooke Court"
It's 'Snaresbrook', I should know, it's just up the road. Anyway, he probably deserved it.
It's 'Snaresbrook', I should know, it's just up the road. Anyway, he probably deserved it.
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Or does 'Double Jeopardy' only apply if proven innocent? Hmmmm. That bloke's gutted though - twice for the same crime.
Or does 'Double Jeopardy' only apply if proven innocent? Hmmmm. That bloke's gutted though - twice for the same crime.