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The fifth amendment protects citizens from O being tried for the same crime twice O unreasonable searches O cruel/unusual punishment O voting rights

The fifth amendment protects citizens from O being tried for the same crime twice O unreasonable searches O cruel/unusual punishment O voting rights
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The fifth amendment protects citizens from

O being tried for the same crime twice
O unreasonable searches
O cruel/unusual punishment
O voting rights

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being tried for the same crime twice

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