Double Jeopardy Research Paper

The direct definition of double jeopardy from the textbook is, "The constitutional protection that those accused of a crime cannot be tried twice for the for the same crime" (page 100). I believe that if someone is tried in a criminal and civil court for the same incident it can be consider double jeopardy in some situations. I feel like someone should not be tried for the same crime in civil and criminal courts at the same time. For example, if someone breaks a law, and they are being tried in both criminal and civil courts at the same time, this should not be aloud. However, if the person commits a crime in two different states, that person should be tried in both criminal and civil cases. An example of this would be, if someone committed
a crime in one state and they were being tried in a criminal court, while at the same time they committed the same crime in some other state and they were being tried in a civil court; this would be okay if it was to happen.