Constitution Annotated¶
U.S. Constitution, A. V., & Article III, S. 1. Constitution Annotated.
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Primes¶
- Disjointness
- In law, non-overlapping territorial jurisdiction, exclusive subject-matter authority, and double-jeopardy protection are disjointness commitments.
This sourceAuthoritative source for legal disjointness commitments: the Double Jeopardy Clause forbids a second prosecution for the same offense after acquittal or conviction (an empty-intersection / mutual-exclusion constraint), while Article III and the federal–state court doctrine establish non-overlapping territorial jurisdiction and exclusive subject-matter jurisdiction (e.g., the federal courts' exclusive jurisdiction over bankruptcy, patents, and admiralty).
- In law, non-overlapping territorial jurisdiction, exclusive subject-matter authority, and double-jeopardy protection are disjointness commitments.
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