Which amendments to the Florida Constitution address rights related to legal procedures?

The correct answer is D because Article 1, Sections 2 to 25 of the Florida Constitution specifically enumerate the rights of individuals concerning legal procedures, which include fundamental rights such as due process, the right to a fair trial, and protections against unreasonable searches and seizures. This section comprehensively covers civil liberties and rights within the state’s legal framework, aligning closely with the procedural rights recognized in the justice system.

The First and Fifth Amendments, while crucial in the context of federal law and rights, specifically pertain to freedoms related to speech, religion, assembly, and protections against self-incrimination and double jeopardy. The Sixth and Eighth Amendments address rights related to criminal prosecutions and protections against excessive bail and cruel and unusual punishment, but they are not directly part of the Florida Constitution. Similarly, the Fourth and Fourteenth Amendments, while important as they relate to search and seizure and due process at the federal level, do not encapsulate the specific rights outlined in the Florida Constitution's local provisions.