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People would just be able to not do anything. It would lock up the whole process and all the people in the country would start hating everything, and how if there would even be states after that. It would just be a free for all for murder, sin, and vice. If that's what people want, maybe, but it would rip the whole planet in half and nobody likes that. Basically because the amount of war that could happen here in this country is insane, like nukes going off for years and years it would destroy the planet.
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What would life be like without the 8th amendment?
Without the sixth amendment the world would be a different place. It is the right to be trialed if accused of a crime without the sixth amendment some people might be in jail that didnÕt do anything wrong.
What could happen without the sixth amendment?
People would be persecuted and sent to jail without a fair trial.
What might happen without the sixth amendment?
Without the Sixth Amendment, the majority of trials would be unfair. Many people might be sent to jail because of the trial would most likely have a biased jury.
Which amendment was passed first and by how many years?
The first ten amendments were presented and ratified with the Constitution. The Constitution would probably not have been ratified without the rights guaranteed to the states and people in these amendments, which are called the Bill of Rights.
Which amendment is the most important amendment in the constitution?
The first amendment. This amendment is important because it guarantees that you can speak your mind without fear of persecution from those who might not like what you say. The federalists feared that the government would dictate an individual's beliefs. They wanted to avoid a state sponsored religion.(a religion picked by each state)They believed that a free press would mean that the people would be informed about what was going on in government and in the country, without the governments interference about what they did and didn't want to be put in news papers, and so they could blind sight the people and the news paper would only put what the government wanted to people to know.
Which amendment would taxes on a church service violate?
First Amendment.
Barring the media from reporting about ongoing criminal trials would violate what amendment?
First Amendment
The first amendment is sometimes referred to as?
Freedom of speech Just the Basic Rights. Without it, our nation would be.. well.. screwed xDD
What would life be without people?
First of all if there were no people in the Earth?
Without the first amendment what would happen?
Without the First Amendment, the fundamental freedoms of speech, religion, press, assembly, and petition would be severely restricted. Citizens would face greater government censorship and repression of dissenting views, limiting public discourse and the exchange of ideas. This could lead to a more authoritarian society where criticism of the government and minority opinions are silenced, undermining democracy and individual rights. Overall, the absence of the First Amendment would hinder social progress and the protection of civil liberties.
How would a mandatory voting law be affected by the first amendments guarantee of the freedom of speech?
A mandatory voting law would be violating the first amendment because we as a people have the right to vote or not vote, which is guaranteed to us in the first amendment. Forcing us to vote would take our freedom away.
Which Amendment to the US Constitution would protect Zenger today from prosecution for publishing his newspaper?
The First Amendment to the US Constitution, which guarantees freedom of the press, would protect Zenger from prosecution for publishing his newspaper. This amendment shields individuals from government censorship and allows for the dissemination of information and opinions without fear of retaliation or censorship.
