double jeapoardy law Flashcards

1
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what is the double jeaporday law?

A

an individual cannot be tried again for a crime if they werre previosuly found not guilty

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what did the double jeapoardy law prevent?

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stopped the state persecuting someone by repeatedely prosecuting until they manage a conviction

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3
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what could the state reapeatedy prosecuting someone lead to?
(double jeapoardy law)

A

injustice

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4
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what is an example where the double jeopardy law impacted a conviction?

A

Julie Hogg

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5
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what happend to Julie Hogg?

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murdered by Builly Dunlop
he was found not guilty

however several years later he was jailed for attacking his girlfriend

when in prision admitted to murdering Julie

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what happened to Billy Dunlop for admitting her murderd Jullie Hogg?

A

punished for lying in court
Couldn’t be charged for Julie’s murder

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7
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what did Ann Ming (Julie’s mother)
do in repsonse to this confession?
(double jeapardy law)

A

got politcians
used press, TV, radio
to publicise the case

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8
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what did Ann Ming’s campaigning lead to?

A

2003 criminal justice act

supported by William Macpherson

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