Which Fifth Amendment protection prohibits a defendant who has been tried and found not guilty from ever being tried again for same crime?

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The Fifth Amendment's protection against double jeopardy prohibits a defendant who has been tried and found not guilty from ever being tried again for the same crime. This means that the government may not repeatedly prosecute a defendant until it achieves a conviction.

Which Fifth Amendment Protection Prohibits a Defendant Who Has Been