The 4th Amendment relates to juvenile proceedings and adult proceedings because it gives each of them juveniles and adults safekeeping from an illegal search and seizure. This means that evidence collected in contradiction of them must be done so in a way, which is reinforced by the law. This promises them a right to their privacy.
The 5th Amendment guards both a juvenile as well as an adult from incriminating themselves. They have the choice not testify against them or answer questions that they think may make them seem guilty. The 5th amendment also gives both juveniles and adults the right to a grand jury trial, which means that the authority cannot keep them captive without offering them a suitable trial. It also guards them from being
The 5th Amendment guards both a juvenile as well as an adult from incriminating themselves. They have the choice not testify against them or answer questions that they think may make them seem guilty. The 5th amendment also gives both juveniles and adults the right to a grand jury trial, which means that the authority cannot keep them captive without offering them a suitable trial. It also guards them from being