Case: Terrance Gamble argued that under the 5th Amendment the state of Alabama and the federal government couldn't try him for the same crime (a practice called double jeopardy). The Court upheld the precedent that state and federal governments can each try a person for the same crime, and it is not double jeopardy, because each government is its own sovereign- government with the authority to set its own laws and punish those who don't follow them. Question: The court's decision in this case is an example of O Judicial review Judicial restraint Originalism O Judicial activism