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3 years ago

Give your own example of the 7th Amendment

2 answers:

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Example: Civil cases are non-criminal lawsuits.
Example: The 7th Amendment makes sure that judges will not have too much power.
Example: Today, the 7th Amendment states that civil suits can be brought to federal courts if they are over $75,000.

snow_lady [41]3 years ago

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Answer:

Say if u were going to court and ur were 

being prosucuted and you felt like there 

making u say something ur nor trying to

say u can ask for an attorney 

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The option that best captures how Aristotle might respond to Locke’s claim that the purpose of politics is to secure life, liberty, and property is that the primary or the highest purpose of government or politics is to form good character/cultivate the virtue of citizens, promote morality, and realize the good life.

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Jeremy Bentham was a philosopher, jurist and founder of modern utilitarianism. According to Bentham, natural rights are non sense on stilts.

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