Question

which st applies to each circumstance described in the table?
being frisked by police without probable cause.
protesting the use of the death penalty.
defendant refuses to testify in court.
the first amendment - protects the freedoms of speech, assembly, religion, and the press
the fourth amendment - prevents law enforcement from conducting an unreasonable search
the fifth amendment - provides legal protections to citizens accused of crimes
the seventh amendment - preserves the right of the accused to a trial in federal civil cases
the ninth amendment - reserves rights not specifically listed in the constitution to the people

Explanation:

• Being frisked by police without probable cause violates the Fourth Amendment, which prohibits unreasonable searches.
• Protesting the use of the death penalty is a form of free speech, protected by the First Amendment.
• A defendant refusing to testify in court is protected by the Fifth Amendment, which includes the right against self - incrimination.

Answer:

Fourth Amendment, First Amendment, Fifth Amendment