The Anarchyz said:
Not necesarilly, if with that loophole he's declared not guilty and wins the case, he can do the same thing again and again and they can't accuse him because that qualifies as double jeopardy... Now to catch that guy again he must be doing something different to build it up as a new case with new evidence... Now, if he doesn't get away and he's declared guilty or gets a settlement that's different... |
Exploiting a loophole and then getting caught using that loophole means that hole gets patched.
And Garamond does a good enough job of explaining Double Jeopardy. Just because I rob a gas station doesn't mean they can't get me the second but I couldn't be prosecuated for killing the same gas attendant twice.