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Due process~

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Due process of law! The Constitution guarantees you certain rights that protect you from being treated unfairly by the government

The Amendments 5th Amendment= Prohibits national government from violating due process rights

14th amendment- prohibits state and local government from violating due process rights

From the Bill of Rights No search and seizure- the police MUST have a warrant

No self-incrimination- a person has the right to remain silent

No double Jeopardy- a person cannot be charge twice for the SAME CRIME

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More Right to a lawyer- the state will pay for one if a defendant cannot afford one

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Impartial jury- 12 unbiased people will hear evidence and decide if someone is guilty beyond a reasonable doubt

No cruel and unusual punishment

No excessive bail- the mail money a person has to pau must fit the crime

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Equal protection under the law! Equal protection clause Provides protection of people against unfair discrimination by state and local governments Why did the Government put these laws into place after the Civil War?

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14th amendment Equality under law or equal protection clause Protects people; ie minorities, challenged, gender or any other characteristics that may cause discrimination

Did Emmett Till get due process. http://viewpure. com/M-0vClQa1Hw

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