In the context of the rights of the accused, we continued examining the "incorporation " theory derived from the 14th Amendment's due process clause . I reviewed the incorporation of the 2nd ,3rd, 4th and 5th Amendments and then addressed the incorporation of the right to counsel in the 6th Amendment. We specifically studied the facts and holding in the Gideon case and the expansion of the right to counsel in police line ups and upon arrest. I then addressed the partial incorporation of the 8th Amendment specifically the prohibition against "cruel and unusual " punishment . Last, I introduced how the "due process" clause was used in Roe v Wade to argue the right to privacy was a fundamental right implied within the Bill of Rights..