The 6th amendment of the Bill of Rights protects people accused of a crime by requiring(1 point) Responses A speedy public trial, impartial jury, identification of the crime, public witness testimony, and a lawyer A speedy public trial, impartial jury, identification of the crime, public witness testimony, and a lawyer A private trial, a biased jury, a bailiff for the accused and the disclosure of confidential witness testimony A private trial, a biased jury, a bailiff for the accused and the disclosure of confidential witness testimony An indefinite trial, a jury of peers, a part-time lawyer and a public trial An indefinite trial, a jury of peers, a part-time lawyer and a public trial A secret trial, an impartial jury, and an unidentified crime committed