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AP US Government
Unit 3 – Civil Liberties and Civil Rights
Topic 3.1
What differentiates Second from Sixth Amendments within the scope of Bill of Rights?
The Second Amendment safeguards property rights, while Sixth offers protection from double jeopardy.
Second Amendment secures citizens' right to bear arms, while Sixth ensures a defendant's rights during criminal prosecutions including speedy public trial and counsel assistance etc..
Both Amendments safeguard various freedoms like religion, speech etc..
Both Amendments prohibit excessive bail/fines and cruel/unusual punishments.
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