Many will look and many will see. Only one of the sides of me. Omitting the crime of looking right. Now figure this out and you're very bright.?

The riddle seems to suggest something that has multiple sides or perspectives, with only one being visible at a time. The phrase "the crime of looking right" implies that the answer may involve a play on Words or perspective. The answer is likely a "coin," as it has two sides (heads and tails), and people often only see one at a time. Additionally, "looking right" could refer to the orientation of the coin when viewed.