ONE way a person can be charged with the same crime for which they have previously been found "not guilty" is if ___ is discovered.

A.) evidence

B.) fraud

C.) larceny

D.) murder

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Harold Brennan

Social Studies

29 December, 00:13

ONE way a person can be charged with the same crime for which they have previously been found "not guilty" is if ___ is discovered.

A.) evidence

B.) fraud

C.) larceny

D.) murder

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Answers (2)

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Jayda Sloan · Answer 1

Fraud

Explanation:

Though double-jeopardy is prohibited by the Bill of Rights, a person can still be tried a second time if fraudulent or trickery is discovered.

Evidence also seems like a tempting answer but the answer should be fraud

ONE way a person can be charged with the same crime for which they have previously been found "not guilty" is if ___ is discovered.A.) evidenceB.) fraudC.) larcenyD.) murder

ONE way a person can be charged with the same crime for which they have previously been found "not guilty" is if ___ is discovered.

A.) evidence

B.) fraud

C.) larceny

D.) murder