Many of the amendments deal with rights of the accused in our system of justice. Describe some rights that the fifth through eig
ht Amendments guarantee to people accused of a crime. Explain why founders thought these rights were important to include in the bill of rights. -------
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One amendment is the 4th amendment, this amendment says that law-enforcement has to have a warrant to search your house this is an example of justice because people should have the right to have privacy, the six amendment guarantees the right to a speedy and public trial in the district where the crime was committed. The accused has the right to a lawyer and a free judge. And then we have the eighth amendment this this amendment prohibits cruel and unusual punishment. The founders thought these were important to include in the bill of rights because they are an example of justice towards people, and that they are fair.
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