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The Sixth Amendment protects the right of people accused of a crime to 1. see a search warrant. 2. have a private trial. 3. be offered legal representation.

The Sixth Amendment protects the right of people accused of a crime to 1. see a search warrant. 2. have a private trial. 3. be offered legal representation.
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The Sixth Amendment protects the right of people accused of a crime to

1. see a search warrant.
2. have a private trial.
3. be offered legal representation.

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it would be 3. be offered legal representation

not the 2. because it protects the right to a public trial not private

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User Akshay Bande
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it would be 3. be offered legal representation

not the 2. because it protects the right to a public trial not private
The Sixth Amendment protects the right of people accused of a crime to 1. see a search-example-1
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