According to the 6th Amendment, what is required of a jury?

The requirement of a jury according to the 6th Amendment includes that it must be informed of the charges against the defendant. This is a fundamental aspect of due process and ensures that the jurors understand the specific accusations being brought forward so they can deliberate fairly based on the evidence and arguments presented during the trial. The right to be informed of the nature and cause of the accusation allows defendants the opportunity to prepare their defense and is essential for a fair trial.

The other options relate to various aspects of the jury system and legal procedures but do not reflect the primary requirement outlined in the 6th Amendment regarding the information jurors must have about the charges against the defendant.