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Abigail Jones was on trial for fraud and embezzlement. Her criminal conduct had resulted in hundreds of senior citizens losing their entire retirement investment. She was convicted by a twelve member jury, nine of whom were over the age of sixty. If Abigail Jone's attorney were to file an appeal claiming the trial violated the Sixth Amendment, which specific provision would likely apply

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