AP Gov - Supreme Court Justices and Amendment

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1st
freedom of speech, religion, press, peacefully assemble, and to petition
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2nd
The right to keep and bear Arms
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4th
no unreasonable searches or seizures without a warrant
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5th
right to a grand jury, forbids double jeopardy (can't be convicted of the same offence twice), protects against self incrimination
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6th
the right to a speedy and public trial, right to a lawyer, right to an impartial jury, right to know who your accusers are
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7th
the right of trial by jury
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8th
No excessive bail or fine, and no cruel and unusual punishments
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9th
rights belong to the people
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10th
rights not listed in the Constitution are given to the states and to the people
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11th
soverign immunity of states
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12th
Electoral colelge is in charge of electing the presdent and the vice president
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15th
Allowed African American men the right to vote
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16th Amendment
Income tax
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19th
granted women the right to vote
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20th
sets inaguration date for new presidential terms
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22nd
2 term limit for president
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23rd
gives D.C the right to vote for a president
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24th
prohibits states from enacting a poll tax for voting in federal elections
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25th
if president is unable to do his job, the vice president becomes the president
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26th
changed national voting age to 18
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Supreme Court People
Kavanaugh, Kagan, Roberts, Alito, Thomas, Jackson, Barrett, Sotomayor, Gorsuch