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What do the Sixth and Eighth Amendments to the Constitution guarantee?







A

the right of arrested persons to remain silent when in custody and the freedom to peacefully assemble and protest the actions of the government






B

the right of accused persons to be defended by a lawyer in a speedy public trial and freedom from cruel and unusual punishments and excessive bail






C

the right of all citizens to keep and bear arms and freedom from illegal searches and seizures conducted without search warrants






D

the right to be brought before a judge to decide whether one’s imprisonment is legal and the freedom to file lawsuits based on federal, state, and local statutes

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la867151

The answer would be B.

lov3lyhippy420

the answer would be B. personally no one really uses it. Only when they really need help. The government does not like the consitution. It restricts what they can and can not do. I think that personally.

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