This post is about accused persons in criminal cases and speedy and fair trial.
1. What information is being presented? What facts are presented?
A:
For accused persons in criminal cases:
A: You are protected against the abuse of the govt. in criminal cases.
The govt. cannot bully you, even if you are considered a criminal.
Makes it significantly easier to prove your innocence.
Uplifting as it gives an accused person the chance to convince the judge or the jury that he or she did not commit the crime that he or she was accused of.
For speedy and fair trial:
A: Provides those accused with the tools that they need in order to prove their innocence and not plead guilty.
Our court system is based off of these rights, which is a little bit astonishing considering how very often they are mocked in films and TV shows.
Is a great step toward equality for all.
2. So what? What is the significance of this text? What are its impacts?
For accused persons in criminal cases:
A: Imposes restrictions on the govt.’s prosecution of persons accused of crimes.
Gives every citizen, even someone who may be a criminal, a chance to prove themselves of their innocence and to not immediately plead guilty.
Gives a voice to an accused person, even though many people may feel they do not deserve one.
For speed and fair trial:
A: Ensures that no person faces potential time in jail without fire having the aid of a lawyer with the time, ability, and resources to present an effective defense.
Provides the framework for our criminal legal system.
Lends a helping hand to any person wrongfully accused of a crime.