Double jeopardy,or being charged for the same crime twice,is prohibited by the Constitution,but was avoided in this instance because of what other legal principle?

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Concurrent jurisdiction allows multiple courts to have authority over the same case or crime. This means that a defendant may face charges for the same crime in multiple courts or jurisdictions, without violating the double jeopardy clause of the Constitution.

Double Jeopardy,or Being Charged for the Same Crime Twice,is Prohibited