Pretrial rights of the accused and the prohibition of unreasonable searches and seizures are intended to ensure that citizen liberties are not eclipsed by the need for social order and security, including all of the following except?

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Parker Joyce

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8 November, 23:47

Pretrial rights of the accused and the prohibition of unreasonable searches and seizures are intended to ensure that citizen liberties are not eclipsed by the need for social order and security, including all of the following except?

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Answer: The right to legal counsel, speedy and public trial, and an impartial jury Protection against warrantless searches of cell phone data limitations placed on bulk collection of telecommunication metadata (Patriot Act and USA Freedom Act)