The civil and criminal sentences served distinct purposes, the one coercive, the other punitive and deterrent; that the same act may give rise to these distinct sanctions presents no double jeopardy problem.
Reasoning that Jeffers necessarily contemplated a second trial, four Members of the Court found that he had "elected to have the two offenses tried separately," id., at 152, 97 S.Ct. at 2217, and, by not raising the potential double jeopardy problem, had waived any objection on that ground to successive trials, id., at 152-154, 97 S.Ct. at 2214.
Of course, the approach here isn't really solving the complete Jeopardy problem: it's only giving pages on which the answer should appear, not giving specific actual answers.
Such efforts may reduce the double-jeopardy problems in international mergers, if only because rules may be applied more consistently.In the longer term, the question is whether national competition policies will prove adaptable enough to cope with a globalised economy.
If you write something untrue it may end up surfacing later, putting your job in jeopardy and causing problems for the people involved in the incident.
He says his job is not in jeopardy, despite the problems of the last few weeks.
1192, 41 L.Ed. 300; Note, Double Jeopardy: The Reprosecution Problem, 77 Harv.L.Rev.
IBM's Watson, he said, has a model that "works particularly well for Jeopardy and complicated problem solving," while Facebook's just-announced DeepText is focused on natural language.
The French Motor Sports Federation, meanwhile, confirmed last night that the French grand prix will go ahead on July 4. The race was in jeopardy because of financial problems.
If I'm working with a parent whose child, say, whines incessantly, I'll treat the problem like Jeopardy: "If whining is the answer, what is the question?" In other words, "Why does little Lila's whining make sense?" Sometimes the answer is that it's the only way that Lila gets attention.
