bill of rights

1

establishment clause; free exercise clause; freedom of speech, press, assemble, petition

2

keep and bear arms

3

right to refuse quarters to soldiers] during peacetime

4

protection against unreasonable searches and seizures

5

can’t be held to answer for a capital crime without the indication of a grand jury; not double jeopardy; nor can be compelled to be witness against himself; nor deprived of life, liberty, or propery, without due process

6

right to a speedy and public trial by a jury; right to be informed of what you’re being charged with; right to an attorney 

7

suits of common law; you get a trial by jury

8

no excessive bail nor cruel / unusual punishment

9

just because a specific right isn’t explicitly written down, it doesn’t mean the government can deny or restrict it 

10

the powers not the delegated to the US by the Constitution are reserved to the States or the people