ovillanueva:
Imagine a natural disaster strikes your area and power will be out for weeks. Describe two limitations to individual rights that you would support in this situation and why. Include an explanation of how the limits relate to at least one amendment in the Bill of Rights.
Mercury:
old question but will respond so this can be closed |dw:1589001868712:dw| so, the question is asking about what rights that we would normally have, but might be reduced in a situation like a natural disaster. I will come up with *one* example and leave the other as an exercise for the reader. I'm looking at amendment 6 - if there's a long-term power outage, perhaps this will affect a person's right to a speedy trial as the usual legal resources are taking longer to prepare.
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