The Importance Of Amendment IV

The United States is mostly known for the freedoms it gives its citizens, even the ones accused of crimes. While it is common thought that those in jail or on trial have fewer rights than the innocent, they do in fact have rights that the innocent do not need to execute. These rights are found in amendments IV, V, VI, and VIII and are referred to as the rights of the accused.
Amendment IV refers to the rights of a citizen's privacy. Citizens are not to be subject to unwarranted and unreasonable searches and seizures by government and law officials. Law officials must have a warrant from a judge. Amendment VI goes hand in hand with Amendment IV. Amendment VI states that the accused must be told the exact nature of their crimes and they have