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The O.J. Simpson case demonstrates the principle of being tried twice for the same crime, once in criminal court and once in civil court. Since these were separate proceedings, …

The O.J. Simpson case demonstrates the principle of being tried twice for the same crime, once in criminal court and once in civil court. Since these were separate proceedings, …
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The O.J. Simpson case demonstrates the principle of being tried twice for the same crime, once in criminal court and once in civil court. Since these were separate proceedings, they did not violate which principle of the Fifth Amendment?

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the right to not be tried for the same crime twice in the same court.

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