Constitutional rights

Question 1

What is the double jeopardy

Answer 1

Protect an accused person from being tried again on the similar charges and same facts following a valid acquittal.

Question 2

What is the dual sovereignty ?

Answer 2

the principle that allows different sovereign entities, such as state and federal governments in the United States, to prosecute a person for the same conduct without violating the Double Jeopardy Clause of the Fifth Amendment of the U.S. Constitution. {This means that a person can be tried for the same crime in both state and federal courts because they are considered separate sovereigns.}

Question 3

What the Amendements VIII is about

Answer 3

Excessive bail

Question 4

What the Amendements VI is about

Answer 4

• Impartial trial, know what is the - charges against him and be - confronted to the witness

Question 5

What the Amendements V is about

Answer 5

• Dual jeopardy.
• to witness against himself is forbidden.
• you cannot be held for a infamous crime or capital without the indictment of a grand jury.

Question 6

What the Amendements IV is about

Answer 6

The necessity of a valid warrant and no search and seizure shall be unreasonable.