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Section 4 Crime and Punishment Chapter 10 Civil Liberties Section 4 Crime and Punishment

Crime and Punishment Main Idea The Constitution contains many features that help ensure that people accused of a crime receive fair and reasonable treatment—from arrest to trial to punishment.

Crime and Punishment Focus Questions How does the U.S. justice system address both civil law and criminal law? How does the Constitution guarantee the rights of those accused of a crime? What are the major constitutional guarantees for ensuring fair trials? How does the Constitution address the punishment of persons convicted of crimes?