"non bis in idem" meaning in Danish

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          "ref": "1862, Carthon Christopher Valdemar NYHOLM, Bidrag til Læven om den offentlige Anklagemyndigheds Væsen og Ordning, page 34:",
          "text": "... selve Retsforfølgelsen anvendes som et Middel til at undgaae Retsforfølgelse, derved nemlig at der af og til reises Tiltale mod Forbryderen af den, som i Virkeligheden spiller under Dække med ham, og hvem det da ved en begribeligvis kraftesløs og uloyal Saggivelse kan lykkes at hidføre en Frifindelse, som formedelst den engelske Rets strenge Hævdelse af Sætningen \"non bis in idem“, i Reglen sikkrer Vedkommende en ufortjent Strafløshed",
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