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If a Person Is Tried for Murder and Acquitted (Found

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If a person is tried for murder and acquitted (found not guilty) , which amendment protects against double jeopardy and the person not being tried again?


A) The Third Amendment
B) The Fourth Amendment
C) The Fifth Amendment
D) The Ninth Amendment
E) The Tenth Amendment

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