Which amendment guards against excessive punishment if a person is convicted of a crime? Answer Choices:A. the Sixth Amendment B. the First Amendment C. the Third Amendment D. the Eighth Amendment

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Which amendment guards against excessive punishment if a person is convicted of a crime? Answer Choices:A.

the Sixth Amendment
B.
the First Amendment
C.
the Third Amendment
D.
the Eighth Amendment

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It would be D. the Eighth Amendment.

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