Which ideas do these two passages have in common? Check all that apply.
* Jury members must be impartial.
* Trials should be fast and made public.
* Trials must be held in the district where the crime was committed.
* Accused people have the right to be defended by an attorney.
* Trials are run by a tribunal of three judges.
Answer (2)
Both passages outline key rights in criminal prosecutions, emphasizing the necessity for impartial juries, speedy public trials, and the defendant's access to legal counsel. They collectively support the principle of fair legal representation and due process. The focus is on ensuring justice is upheld in the legal system. ;
Both passages emphasize the necessity for impartial juries, speedy public trials, and the accused's right to legal counsel, highlighting key protections in the criminal justice system. However, they do not mention trials run by a tribunal of three judges. Collectively, these principles aim to uphold justice and due process for the accused.
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