009 1-4169/83/7404-1300 THE JOURNAL OF CRIMINAL LAW & CRIMINOLOGY Vol. 74, No. 4 Copyright @ 1983 by Northwestern University School of Law Pinled in USA. FIFTH AMENDMENT-DOUBLEJEOPARDY: LEGISLATIVE INTENTCONTROLS IN CRIMES ANDPUNISHMENTS Missouri v. Hunter, 103 S.Ct. 673 (1983).
1 Imminent and immanent are both inextricably connected to the concept of proximity. 2  The difference in spelling between eminent and imminent is the initial vowel and the single/double m that follows. 3  The difference in spelling between imminent and immanent is the middle vowel.
Examples of EMINENT. 1  eminent. 2  The trend discerned by Wilde a century ago, of course, has only accelerated in recent years, as the line between trashy celebrity exposes exposÃ©s and serious biographies of eminent, artists statesmen and thinkers has grown increasingly.  blurredull Definition of EMINENT. 1. : standing out so as to be readily perceived or noted: conspicuous. 2. : jutting out: projecting. 3. : exhibiting eminence especially in standing above others in some quality or position: prominent. See eminent defined for English-language learners.