Question

1. the privilege of the writ of Habeas corpus shall not be suspended, unless when in cases of rebellion or invasion the public safety may require it. - Artical I, U.S. Constitution
This text is similar to which of the following?
a. The free speech rights of the students have often been violated.
b. Limitations on civil liberties have occurred during wartime.
c. The rights of protesters are absolute under the constitution.
d. An expansion of individual rights in criminal cases has occurred.

2. The right to grand jury and the guarantee against double jeopardy help to ensure which of the following.
a. separation of powers
b. limited government
c. checks and balances
d. federalism

3. Which of the following are required for a fair trial? Select all that apply
a. the trial is speedy and public
b. the defendant is afforded legal representation
c. the judge issues a gag order to preserve the rights of the defendant
d. jury members are impartial and residents of the region
e. the trial takes place in the same city or town that the alleged crime occurred.

Answer 1

3. A  and B  are your answers. Im pretty sure those are the only two. 

Answer 2

1- The correct option is B, as Habeas Corpus may be suspended in cases of rebellion or invasion, which means that civil rights may be reduced in order to keep safety in an extreme situation. The same happened during wartime, when civil liberties were limited, as in the case of Japanese American citizens who were sent to isolation camps to keep safety and order in the Nation.

2- The correct option is C, as those are examples of how do checks and balances work. All state activity is subject to a check by the powers that did not perform the activity, as well as by the citizens. In the case of the grand jury, it is a limit to the judiciary.

3- All the options are correct, since all of them are required for a fair trial in the United States.