0
Right to remain silent
Right to be represented by Attorney
Right to have an attorney appointed to you if you cannot afford one.
NOTE: In other countries, you may have no rights.
Wiki User
∙ 12y ago
Add your answer:
Earn +20 pts
What other countries have adapted the rights and privileges guaranteed by the Bill of Rights and the US Constitution?
While no country has the exact same as the USA the ones that have the closest are almost every NATO country and japan.
What did martin Luther king jr achieve being a civil rights leader?
martin king was a trying to get equal treatment for all races in USA
Where did Martin Luther king fight for civil rights?
USA
Who was Samuel gompers and how did he help protect workers' rights?
Gompers was an early union organizer in the USA. He did not protect rights; at the time he worked, there were few legal rights for workers.
What event was started by the actions of Rosa parks?
she was the beginning of the Civil Rights Protest which led to Martin Luther King Jr getting power. If it wasn't for her there would still be the rascim of 1930's today. Also she started other protests in usa further down south.
Can you get arrested for being a neo-nazi?
No. It is your actions that will cause an arrest, not belief or affiliation. At least in the USA that is.
What are the advantagers of being a Citizen in more than one country?
A person with dual citizenship... A great advantage of being a USA citizen for example is to vote beside many other advantages like employment. The other advantage of another country's citizenship is to practice your rights. For example, a person with USA citizenship can practice very important rights like "vote" while in Iraq you can have a property. In both case it depends on certain "rights and practices" that dependence big time on citizenship. A person with dual citizenship... A great advantage of being a USA citizen for example is to vote beside many other advantages like employment. The other advantage of another country's citizenship is to practice your rights. For example, a person with USA citizenship can practice very important rights like "vote" while in Iraq you can have a property. In both case it depends on certain "rights and practices" that dependence big time on citizenship.
What are the release dates for How to Get Arrested - 2012?
How to Get Arrested - 2012 was released on: USA: 7 April 2012
What are your rights as the defendant being charged in a criminal court case?
(in the US) You have ALL the rights guaranteed to you by the US Constitution. =============================================== Assuming, of course, that you are in the USA. There is a world beyond the borders of the USA and, surprising as it may seem, much of it is actually quite civilized.
What other countries have adapted the rights and privileges guaranteed by the Bill of Rights and the US Constitution?
While no country has the exact same as the USA the ones that have the closest are almost every NATO country and japan.
What are the release dates for Can't Get Arrested - 2011?
Can't Get Arrested - 2011 was released on: USA: 31 October 2011 (internet)
What are the release dates for Billy Gets Arrested - 1913?
Billy Gets Arrested - 1913 was released on: USA: 8 April 1913
What are the UN rights of a child?
The United Nations rights of a child commitee doocument is a document that every country has signed and ratified except Somalia and the USA that assures the saftey and well being of each and every child.
Why is the declaration of rights is important?
It gives a lot of rights for the USA. (I think)
What did martin Luther king jr achieve being a civil rights leader?
martin king was a trying to get equal treatment for all races in USA
Why is the Declaration of Rights so important?
It gives a lot of rights for the USA. (I think)
Is it possible to enter Canada while being charged in the USA for a DUI but not being convicted yet?
Yes, you may. You are barred from entering only if you have been convicted.
