Laws against double jeopardy

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Whos campaign was abolished for serious offences ?
Ann Ming's and this law prevented a person being tried again for the same offence
When did the provision came in the criminal justice act system and what is it about ?
It can in 2003 and this stated that there is new evidence pointing to the guilt of a former defendant
Why was the provision change in 2003 necessary ?
Because the law at the time was inadequate to bring justice and also technology was more advanced.

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Laws against double jeopardy

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