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How does the Eighth Amendment protect people found guilty of a crime? It limits punishment. It ensures a fair trial. It guarantees the right to appeal. It requires warrants for searches.

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The correct statement is that the Eighth Amendment protects people found guilty of crime by the way of limiting punishments. So, the correct option is A.

The aim of making the eighth amendment to the Constitution was to limit the punishments for criminals who were found guilty by way of fair penalties, bails, fines and imprisonments.

What is the Eighth Amendment to the Constitution?

Any citizen who is living in the United States of America has a fundamental right under the eighth amendment of the Constitution to limit the punishments that are being exercised upon him.

Any rigorous imprisonment, unusual imprisonment, unfair fines and penalties may not be imposed on such person without any fair and satisfactory reasons.

This amendment has its significance in the infamous cases like

  • Greg v. Georgia;
  • Grahams v. Florida and;
  • Weems v.  United States.

So, the correct option is A that the Eighth Amendment protects the people found guilty of a crime by the way of limiting the punishments that are to be imposed on such people.

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The answer is A, Limit punishment

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