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How did the eighth admenment protect people found guilty of crime?
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∙ 8y ago
if you are found innocent then you cant be tried for the same crime again
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∙ 12y ago
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How are sixth seventh and eighth amendments similar?
they all protect the rights of people accused of crimes
Why do innocent people plead guilty?
Innocent people may plead guilty for various reasons, such as fear of receiving a harsher sentence if found guilty in trial, lack of resources to mount a defense, pressure from overwhelming evidence or unreliable witnesses, lack of understanding of legal rights, or advice from their attorneys.
What does jury foreman say?
We the people have decided that ........ is (guilty or not guilty)
What did Henry the eighth do to people that dissagred with him?
he killed them.
What were doctors like in the Middle Ages?
they were like thAT THEY WERE not guilty of anything that people think that they were guilty of
Can people be trusted by government?
It is one of the purposes of government to protect the people of that country. It is necessary therefore to trust no-one. In most democracies a person is innocent until proven guilty and whilst this is a statute in law it may often not be the case in fact.
What do the 5th 6th 7th and 8th Amendments have in common?
they all protect the rights of people accused of crimes
How does geography protect the people?
Geography does not protect people.
People who tell you if you are guilty or not in court?
The jury
Why do people still feel guilty about something when they were already forgiven?
Feelings of guilt can be persistent due to internal struggles with self-worth, shame, or a fear of repeating the mistake. Even though one may be forgiven by others, self-forgiveness is essential for moving on from the guilt. It may take time and effort to adjust one's mindset and let go of those feelings.
What group of people tell a if a person is guilty?
A Jury of 12 people
What should happen to people who are not guilty?
They should be exonerated
