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|a The road back to Blackstone : an overview of the argument -- Double jeopardy policy and history -- Standard double jeopardy approaches -- "Life or limb" blameworthiness -- Singular/distinct blameworthiness -- Bringing coherence to same-offense doctrine -- Unifying same-offense theory : a blameworthiness test of collateral estoppel -- Second jeopardies : a fresh look at Blackstone's solution -- The role of legislative intent in determining the end of jeopardy -- A final defense : a bill of particulars and an answer.
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