Fourth, Fifth, and Sixth Amendments to the U.S. Constitution
Introduction
The United States Constitution was framed without a Bill of Rights, and subsequent amendments came to be parts of the Bill of Rights, although this was framed amid the lack of confidence of an oppressive regime. The fourth, fifth, and sixth amendments provided rules to safeguard individual liberty. The Sixth Amendment protects citizens against unfair denials of life and liberty by ordering the federal government to give protections to all suspected criminal offenders (Chhablani, 2008).
The Fourth Amendment protects citizens against unpredictable violations of privacy by government authorities. This protects ...
