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While the Fifth Amendment provides protection from double jeopardy, if an act violates the laws of two states, the offender may be tried in each state under the:
 
  a. equivalent sovereignty doctrine.
  b. equal jurisdiction doctrine.
  c. dual jurisdiction doctrine.
  d. dual sovereignty doctrine.
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