State governments are required to provide. most bill of rights protections throught the:

Incorporation process.

Explanation:

The Incorporation Process, established by the Fourteenth Amendment, establishes that no state may violate the rights of citizens protected by the Constitution. Thus, although it does not explicitly bind the states to the Bill of Rights, it establishes that they cannot violate the rights that it recognizes to citizens. In this way, through the interpretation of the Supreme Court, the civil and political rights of the Bill of Rights have been incorporated into state regulations, becoming imperative for state and local governments.

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