Marshall v. United States: A Landmark Case on Double Jeopardy

Yaar, have you people studied this case in school? This one's a cracker, papa used to explain it with a lot of enthusiasm, 'cause it was one of his go-to cases in law college. So, in 1953, the US Supreme Court ruled in Marshall v. United States that the Double Jeopardy Clause (in the Fifth Amendment) doesn't apply to multiple counts in a single indictment. Papa says it's a classic example of how the law can be counter-intuitive. In simple terms, you can be charged with multiple crimes in one go, as long as the charges aren't for the same crime. Community ka sawal hai, do you people think this judgment was justified? Shouldn't a person be protected from being tried multiple times for the same crime?