Which of the following modern-day legal terms are based on Amendment of the Bill of Rights?
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Which of the following modern-day legal terms are based on Amendment of the Bill of Rights?
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Search and seizure, Miranda rights
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Eminent domain, Double jeopardy
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Burden of proof, Common law
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Hung jury, Reasonable doubt
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