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Which freedom is NOT in the first amendment? *
O Speech
Religion
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O Speedy trial
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Which freedom is NOT in the first amendment O Speech Religion O O Speedy trial Press class=

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madeleineshackelford madeleineshackelford

22-09-2022

Answer: Speedy trial

Explanation: The right to a speedy and fair trial was in the sixth amendment, not the first.

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Jaeneung Jaeneung

22-09-2022

Correct Answer is Speedy Trial

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