Answer:
D) A bill of rights should be added to the Constitution
Explanation:
Before the Constitution could be ratified in 1787, Anti-Federalists sprung up. They were concerned that the Constitution didn't protect their rights at all, and were worried that a powerful central government would steal these rights away. As such, a Bill of Rights was demanded to protect the people.
Actually, the categories what are included as the exclusive powers of the Federal Government include those that are expressed or enumerated, implied power, and inherent power, except for RESERVED POWER. This is the kind of power which is the opposite of expressed power. Hope this answer helps.
<span>In Duckworth v. Eagan, the Supreme Court held the position that the police are not required to give you an exact recounting of your Miranda Rights when you are arrested, so long as what they do say to you still confers to you all the rights you have. The case was brought about when police arresting Gary Eagan did not read him his rights in the correct manner.</span>
