Liam Starnes, from Barrington, Illinois, faced off against Bob Callen, from Lexington, Kentucky, and Maja Vlajnic, from ...

Jeopardy! fans think the Final Jeopardy question was “badly written” and it caused a contestant to lose brutally. Reigning ...

The Fifth Amendment guarantees constitutional protection from facing double jeopardy – trial or punishment for the same offense twice. After a mistrial, a retrial can normally proceed – but ...

A murderer who was only jailed for killing a woman after a change in the double jeopardy law will not be moved to an open prison, despite a recommendation by the Parole Board. William Dunlop ...

Karen Read is appealing to the nation’s highest court in her bid to get her second-degree murder charge and another count thrown out on double jeopardy grounds. Read filed a petition for a writ ...

Double Jeopardy, where the scores can really change!'" the user titled the Reddit thread, noting: "Ken's said this a couple of times. Is he quoting John McClane in Die Hard?" John McClane ...

She has sought dismissal of the charges on double jeopardy grounds. But every court that has taken up the case has denied Read. Norfolk Superior Court Judge Beverly Cannone, who is overseeing the ...

Jeopardy! has another winner, and it’s because of a bold wager on a Daily Double after “safe” bets all week. Fans reacted to ...

Donahoe, also a chemist, was not far behind with $2,200. Double Jeopardy had four Triple Stumpers but no controversial rulings. Hayes found the first DD of the round. The clue read, “North of ...

Callen had $4,800. Starnes trailed with $3,195. In Double Jeopardy, Starnes found the first DD of the round. This time, he made it a true Daily Double and wagered all of his money ($3,395).

Jeopardy! has another winner, and it’s because of a bold wager on a Daily Double after “safe” bets all week. Fans reacted to the wager, which caused the contestant to win the game.