Marcus has psychological problems. He overhears a therapist mention "double jeopardy" when talking about Marcus's case to a colleague. What does this mean about Marcus?

Abnormal thoughts, feelings, and activities are characteristics of psychological disorders.

Although difficult, agreement among psychologists and mental health experts on what types of inner feelings and actions define the presence of a psychological condition is critical.

Marcus is suffering from a personality disorder that is termed double jeopardy. Double jeopardy is a procedural defense (often employed in common law jurisdictions) that prohibits an accused person from being prosecuted again in the same country on the same (or similar) accusations after an acquittal and, in rare situations, prosecutorial and/or judicial misconduct.

The peremptory plea, which may take the precise forms of autrefois absolve ('already cleared') or autrefois sentence ('previously convicted'), is a variation in civil law countries. 

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