Can convicted criminals have another trial? and explain why and what happens.

Some state laws require the judges to impose what are called "determinate" prison sentences. A determinate sentence is a fixed-term sentence pronounced by a judge. For example, a defendant sentenced to "30 days in county jail" or "five years in state prison" has received a determinate sentence. Other state laws require judges to give "indeterminate sentences.

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which statement best describes the relationship between the fourteenth amendment and the african american civil rights movement?