6th Amendment Reading

What does the Sixth Amendment guarantee to people accused of crimes?

• The right to a speedy and public trial by an impartial jury

• The right to remain silent

• The right to vote

• The right to bear arms

What must happen if an accused person asks for a jury trial according to the Sixth Amendment?

• The trial must be speedy and public

• The trial must be held in secret

• The trial must be delayed

• The trial must be held in a different state

What right does the Sixth Amendment provide regarding witnesses?

• The right to hear and question all witnesses against them

• The right to have witnesses testify in secret

• The right to refuse any witness testimony

• The right to have only character witnesses

What does the Supreme Court ruling state if an accused person cannot afford a lawyer?

• The government must provide one and pay the fees

• The accused must represent themselves

• The trial must be postponed

• The accused must find a volunteer lawyer

Where should the trial be held if possible, according to the Sixth Amendment?

• In the same area where the crime took place

• In the capital city

• In a different country

• In a neighboring state