Lydia's Legal Dilemma: The 5th Amendment Violation

Lydia's Fatal Decision

Lydia made a bad decision one night and decided to rob a bank. In the process, the bank manager had a heart attack, died on the scene, and Lydia was charged with murder. The judge immediately declared Lydia guilty of murder without looking at the evidence or without providing a jury.

The Violated Amendment

What amendment might Lydia argue was violated?

Lydia was charged with murder without being provided with a jury or evidence. Which amendment might Lydia argue was violated in this case? Answer: the 5th amendment Explanation: The 5th amendment states that no person shall be held to answer for a capital, or otherwise infamous crime, unless on a presentment or indictment of a Grand Jury.
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