The shooting of unarmed, nonviolent suspects has been ruled by the Supreme Court to be a violation of the Fifth Amendment of the Constitution.

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The Supreme Court has ruled that the shooting of unarmed, nonviolent suspects can violate the Fourth Amendment's prohibition against unreasonable searches and seizures, not the Fifth Amendment. The Fifth Amendment deals with issues such as self-incrimination and due process, while the Fourth Amendment addresses issues related to search and seizure, including the use of force by law enforcement.

The Shooting of Unarmed, Nonviolent Suspects Has Been Ruled by the Supreme