Which grievance from Declaration of Independence is addressed by the sixth amendment

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8 December, 01:48

Which grievance from Declaration of Independence is addressed by the sixth amendment

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Walter Leonard · Answer 1

The Six Amendment protects the rights of people that face criminal prosecution.

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In this regard, the grievances of the Declaration of Independence of July 4, 1776, are that the English crown had deprived the colonists from the right to trial by jury and that it was ruling arbitrarily after abolishing the free System of English laws. So, the Six Amendment addresses these grievances. It is the guarantee of citizens'right to a public trial by jury in the USA.