This sounds pretty convincing until you consider the Double Jeopardy Clause, which sits right between the two portions of the Fifth Amendment Scalia cites, and prohibits criminals from being "twice put in jeopardy of life and limb".
Consider the following (actual) "Jeopardy!" clue: "In 1984, his grandson succeeded his daughter to become his country's Prime Minister".
Consider the facts in Europe: after Sweden and Denmark reintroduced border controls, a borderless continent is now in serious jeopardy.
Even the program's mind-boggling 33 straight seasons of 9 or more victories could be in jeopardy, considering the opponents remaining -- a game at 8-2 Kansas State on Saturday, a home game against 7-3 Colorand and then a probable, but modest, bowl date.
The out-of-state occupiers have vowed to stay "for years" if necessary to make their point, against the resentencing of ranchers Dwight and Steven Hammond, which they consider double jeopardy, and for the return of federally owned land to local ranchers.
Mr. Friedman added that they were also thinking about whom the human contestants should be and were considering inviting Ken Jennings, the "Jeopardy!" contestant who won 74 consecutive times and collected $2.52 million in 2004.
Although the police officers in the Rodney King and Amadou Diallo cases were acquitted in state court, charging them with federal offenses would not be considered double jeopardy because the Supreme Court has ruled that the state and the federal government are separate sovereign authorities.
IBM's Watson can be considered the world's most popular AI, with mainstream global recognition following its Jeopardy! victory.
But the biggest banks have also been those most under pressure to forgive debts held by troubled companies like the Daiei Corporation, a discount store operator, and Kumagai Gumi, a major contractor, and the remaining debts of those companies are not considered in jeopardy by the Japanese regulators.
Mr. Kaplan's job was considered in jeopardy at the time, but he was absolved of the final responsibility for the broadcast by Mr. Johnson.
The son of the former Georgia coach Vince Dooley, Dooley is 14-16 aTennesseeee and 4-14 in the SEC, and his job is considered in jeopardy.
