What is the supporting idea of the second section:
"How Does a Fair Trial Protect Citizens?"
CENTRAL IDEA:
In the United States, the right to a fair trial is an important civil liberty that
has several elements that protect citizens.
Each element of a fair trial has a purpose that ensures
protection of United States citizens.
An impartial jury is the most important element that
protects citizens against unfair trials.
The guarantee of a speedy trial protects an accused person
from being held without trial.
Witnesses and lawyers are important elements of the right
to a fair trial.