Question

if two people of different ethnic backgrounds were guilty of the same crime, but only one of them were accused and tried, this would be a violation of the right of citizenship and due process. the right of citizenship and equal protection. due process and the enforcement clause. due process and equal protection under the law

Explanation:

Due process ensures fair treatment through the judicial system. Equal protection under the law mandates that all individuals be treated equally, especially in legal contexts. If only one person (based on ethnic background) is accused and tried for a crime both committed, it violates these principles. Citizenship rights aren't directly violated here as the focus is on legal treatment (not citizenship status). The enforcement clause is more about Congress's power to enforce amendments, not the specific scenario.

Answer:

due process and equal protection under the law.