QHow could CJ get bitten on his left leg twice?
AThe second bite, after CJ bought Woodward, was made off-camera. He tells Finley to grab a beer, and he then goes into the living room while Finley is in the kitchen. Suddenly, CJ's scream can be heard, he tells Finley that the dog just bit him, and Finley photographs the bite. However, neither the viewer nor Finley actually see the second bite take place.
QWhat is double jeopardy?
ADouble jeopardy is a procedural defense that forbids a defendant from being tried twice for the same crime on the same set of facts. Double jeopardy is prohibited in the fifth amendment to the United States Constitution.
QHow does CJ come to pick the murder of Doris Owens?
ACJ decides "tonight's the night," meaning that his partner Cory Finley (Joel David Moore) is supposed to keep his eyes open that night for reports of a murder that fit the plan. The victim must be some anonymous person, such as a junkie or a hooker, where the cops have no suspect, don't give a hoot anyway, and have only circumstantial evidence, such as a tire track. Plus, it must happen at a time when CJ has no alibi. When word of Owens' murder comes through on KRUL's police scanner, Finley wakes up CJ at 4AM, and the plan is put into motion.
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