Social Studies, 17.04.2021 22:00 glendaward8233

The Sixth Amendment guarantees that trials must be speedy and public.

the government cannot punish people without due process of law.

citizens cannot be forced to be witnesses against themselves.

the police cannot conduct a search without a warrant.

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