The Sixth Amendment states that someone accused of a crime must go to trial

a. wherever a jury thinks best.

b. in a state and area different from where the crime took place.

c. wherever the person accused of the crime chooses.

d. in the state and area where the crime took place.

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Casey Roach

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2 January, 02:08

The Sixth Amendment states that someone accused of a crime must go to trial

a. wherever a jury thinks best.

b. in a state and area different from where the crime took place.

c. wherever the person accused of the crime chooses.

d. in the state and area where the crime took place.

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Madden Fritz · Answer 1

The answer is D because the trial has to be at the closest court from the where the crime took place. unless the trial is appealed but that is a different story

Bowen · Answer 2

B. Because in the home county of the accused's crime, the jury and judge might be biased

The Sixth Amendment states that someone accused of a crime must go to triala. wherever a jury thinks best.b. in a state and area different from where the crime took place.c. wherever the person accused of the crime chooses.d. in the state and area where the crime took place.

The Sixth Amendment states that someone accused of a crime must go to trial

a. wherever a jury thinks best.

b. in a state and area different from where the crime took place.

c. wherever the person accused of the crime chooses.

d. in the state and area where the crime took place.