In 1982, the Second Circuit Court of Appeals ruled against the State of New York for evicting striking correctional officers and allowing members of the National Guard to live in their housing instead.

Which amendment of the Bill of Rights was at issue in this case?

A

Third

B

Second

C

Eighth

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Kamryn Chen

25 July, 11:21

In 1982, the Second Circuit Court of Appeals ruled against the State of New York for evicting striking correctional officers and allowing members of the National Guard to live in their housing instead.

Which amendment of the Bill of Rights was at issue in this case?

A

Third

B

Second

C

Eighth

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Hadley Mccann · Answer 1

A. Third. The third Amendment places restrictions on the quartering of soldiers in private homes without the owners consent, banning the practice in times of peace.

In 1982, the Second Circuit Court of Appeals ruled against the State of New York for evicting striking correctional officers and allowing members of the National Guard to live in their housing instead.Which amendment of the Bill of Rights was at issue in this case?AThirdBSecondCEighth

In 1982, the Second Circuit Court of Appeals ruled against the State of New York for evicting striking correctional officers and allowing members of the National Guard to live in their housing instead.

Which amendment of the Bill of Rights was at issue in this case?

A

Third

B

Second

C

Eighth