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Which of the following summarizes the analysis used by the Supreme Court in cases regarding the rights of criminal defendants?(...Question
Which of the following summarizes the analysis used by the Supreme Court in cases regarding the rights of criminal defendants?(1 point)
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The rights of criminal defendants must be balanced with the interests of the victim of the crime.
The rights of criminal defendants must be balanced with the interests of the victim of the crime.
The rights of criminal defendants are minimal according to the Bill of Rights.
The rights of criminal defendants are minimal according to the Bill of Rights.
The rights of criminal defendants are absolute according to the Bill of Rights.
The rights of criminal defendants are absolute according to the Bill of Rights.
The rights of criminal defendants must be balanced with the competing interests of society.
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The rights of criminal defendants must be balanced with the interests of the victim of the crime.
The rights of criminal defendants must be balanced with the interests of the victim of the crime.
The rights of criminal defendants are minimal according to the Bill of Rights.
The rights of criminal defendants are minimal according to the Bill of Rights.
The rights of criminal defendants are absolute according to the Bill of Rights.
The rights of criminal defendants are absolute according to the Bill of Rights.
The rights of criminal defendants must be balanced with the competing interests of society.
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The response that best summarizes the analysis used by the Supreme Court in cases regarding the rights of criminal defendants is:
**The rights of criminal defendants must be balanced with the competing interests of society.**
This reflects the Court's approach to ensuring that while defendants have rights, these rights can be weighed against public interests and safety.
**The rights of criminal defendants must be balanced with the competing interests of society.**
This reflects the Court's approach to ensuring that while defendants have rights, these rights can be weighed against public interests and safety.