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Which right is listed in the Magna Carta guaranteeing a "lawful judgement of one's peers"? A No taxation without representation B) Freedom of Speech Freedom of Religion D Trial by jury
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Which right is listed in the Magna Carta guaranteeing a "lawful judgement of one's peers"?

A No taxation without representation
B) Freedom of Speech
Freedom of Religion
D Trial by jury

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The answer is D. Trial by jury
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D. Trial by jury
The other 3 rights are part of the constitution
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