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D. It prevents a person from being tried twice for the same crime if the person is found not guilty.
The Double Jeopardy Clause in the Fifth Amendment to the US Constitution prohibits anyone from being prosecuted twice for substantially the same crime. The Fifth Amendment also protects individuals against double jeopardy, a process that subjects a suspect to prosecution twice for the same criminal act. No one who has been acquitted (found not guilty) of a crime can be prosecuted again for that crime.
Answer: 3: it needed to occur near urban areas
Explanation:
- I’m assuming this is APHG Unit 5 or something similar
- Most farmers were usually further away from the city because land was cheaper the further it was. However, dairy farmers had to have land closer to urban areas/the markets.
- Other farmers could use the land further from the city because the products they made profit from were not perishable or not highly perishable. Dairy farmers had to be close to the markets (or urban areas) because all of their products were extremely perishable and needed to be accessible to consumers as quickly as possible.
- this has changed a little in recent years as technology has advanced and resources such as refrigerated trucks have appeared but overall, they are still close to the markets/urban areas
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