Which argument would supporters of total incorporation most likely make?

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A. All protections in the Bill of Rights should apply to the states.

O

B. Procedural due process is more important than substantive due

process.

O

C. State governments should be required to pass their own bill of

rights.

O

D. No Bill of Rights protections should be interpreted as part of the

Fourteenth Amendment.

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Which argument would supporters of total incorporation most likely make?

O

A. All protections in the Bill of Rights should apply to the states.

O

B. Procedural due process is more important than substantive due

process.

O

C. State governments should be required to pass their own bill of

rights.

O

D. No Bill of Rights protections should be interpreted as part of the

Fourteenth Amendment.

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Jackson Lutz · Answer 1

The correct answer is letter A

The Bill of Rights is nothing more than the set of the first ten amendments to the American Constitution ratified in 1791, a true decalogue of individual rights against public power", a meeting of the "main rights, franchises and guarantees that make Western Civilization unique. among all others. Today it is a model for all democratic constitutions in the world.