You and your parents go to a rally at your state capitol building to protest a controversial piece of legislation. The state police write your parents a ticket, even though they were acting no differently than those who were there to support the bill. What amendment can they use to argue that they were treated unfairly?

A)Second

B)Thirteenth

C)Fifteenth

D) Fourteenth

Question

You and your parents go to a rally at your state capitol building to protest a controversial piece of legislation. The state police write your parents a ticket, even though they were acting no differently than those who were there to support the bill. What amendment can they use to argue that they were treated unfairly?

A)Second

B)Thirteenth

C)Fifteenth

D) Fourteenth

opcode · Answer

It could be possible for the Fifteenth amendment to be considered.
"The right of citizens of the United States to vote shall not be denied or abridged by the United States or by any State on account of race, color, or previous condition of servitude."