Procedural defenses, such as double jeopardy and exceeding the statute of limitations, are elements of constitutional law, but are relevant to criminal law.

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Procedural defenses like double jeopardy (being tried twice for the same offense) and the statute of limitations (the time limit within which charges must be filed) are indeed grounded in constitutional law principles but are directly applicable and highly relevant in the context of criminal law proceedings.

Procedural Defenses, Such as Double Jeopardy and Exceeding the Statute