With which of the following statements would a framer of the Sixth Amendment most likely agree? A Speed is not a particularly important aspect of a trial, especially when jail time is a possibility. B It is important for anyone accused of a crime to understand exactly which charges they are facing. C An impartial jury is preferred, but not always necessary. D As long as a trial takes place in the United States, the outcome should be considered final.

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Imani Foster

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22 January, 07:52

With which of the following statements would a framer of the Sixth Amendment most likely agree? A Speed is not a particularly important aspect of a trial, especially when jail time is a possibility. B It is important for anyone accused of a crime to understand exactly which charges they are facing. C An impartial jury is preferred, but not always necessary. D As long as a trial takes place in the United States, the outcome should be considered final.

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Sierra Evans · Answer 1

B It is important for anyone accused of a crime to understand exactly which charges they are facing.

Explanation:

The Six Amendment deals with guaranteeing the rights of criminal defendants.

The rights includes the right to a public trial without unnecessary delay, the access of the defendants to a lawyer, the right to an impartial jury, and the right to know who the accusers are and the nature of the charges and evidence brought up.