David is charged and tried for a cybercrime under a Federal law. The jury acquits him (finds David not guilty). Colorado, the state where David lived when committing the cybercrime, wants to charge and try David for state fraud claims arising out of the cybercrime. Is this permitted under the Fifth Amendment? O No. It violates the Fifth Amendment's double jeopardy protection Yes. But only if David waived his Fifth Amendment rights. O No. The state fraud claims are preempted by federal laws. Yes. Colorado is a different jurisdiction, charging the defendant with a different crime