Q. I bruise easily. Does this mean Iâm deficient in some nutrient? A. Bruising easily is rarely a sign of nutrient deficiency. Bruises are created when the tissue just under the skin gets injured, resulting in a buildup of blood that causes the skin to turn black-and-blue. Sometimes easy bruising runs in families.
However, there are also limitations to this rule, and itâs important to understand what the Fifth Amendment does and does not protect against. The Fifth Amendment does not prevent a defendant from being charged twice for the same type of crime. For example, letâs say you were charged with simple assault against Complainant A in 2014.
That would be the right to not be subject for the same offense to be twice put in jeopardy of life or limb, as the Fifth Amendment states. What exactly does that mean? The general definition of double jeopardy is that it protects people from being prosecuted for the same crime twice. So if you're charged with a crime, tried, and acquitted, the government can't try you again in the hopes of convicting you. But there are limits on how far that protection goes.