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<h1>Protection Against Ex Post Facto Laws, Double Jeopardy, and Self-Incrimination Under Article 20 of Indian Constitution</h1> Article 20 of the Indian Constitution establishes three key protections for individuals accused of crimes: prohibition against ex post facto laws and retroactive punishment enhancement, protection against double jeopardy preventing prosecution and punishment for the same offense more than once, and safeguard against self-incrimination by prohibiting compelled testimony against oneself. These fundamental rights form essential criminal justice protections within India's constitutional framework.