BILL OF RIGHTS

1st AMENDMENT

Freedom of Religion, Speech, Press, Assembly, and Petition

2nd AMENDMENT

Right to bear arms

3rd AMENDMENT

No quartering of troops

4th AMENDMENT

Freedom from unreasonable searches and seizures

5th AMENDMENT

Criminal Proceedings: Due Process; Eminent Domain; Double Jeopardy; Protection from Self incrimination

6th AMENDMENT

The right to a speedy trial, impartial jury, representation by an attorney, bring witnesses for you, face witnesses against you

7th AMENDMENT

Right to trial by jury if over $20 (outdated)

8th AMENDMENT

No cruel or unusual punishment; no excessive bail

9th AMENDMENT

Citizens are entitled to rights not listed in the Constitution

10th AMENDMENT

The powers not given to the federal government are reserved for the States

WHICH AMENDMENT? freedom from search & seizure

4

WHICH AMENDMENT? freedom from excessive bail

8

WHICH AMENDMENT? freedom from self-incrimination

5

WHICH AMENDMENT? freedom to own a gun

2

WHICH AMENDMENT? right to a lawyer

6

WHICH AMENDMENT? freedom of religion

1

WHICH AMENDMENT? right of states to take power not given to the federal government

10

WHICH AMENDMENT? right to know the charge against you

6

WHICH AMENDMENT? freedom of petition

1

WHICH AMENDMENT? right to bring witnesses to speak for you in court

6

WHICH AMENDMENT? jury trial in any case over $20

7

WHICH AMENDMENT? freedom from quartering troops

3

WHICH AMENDMENT? elastic clause for the people

9

WHICH AMENDMENT? freedom of the press

1

WHICH AMENDMENT? right to be compensated for property taken from you by the government

5

WHICH AMENDMENT? freedom from cruel and unusual punishment

8

WHICH AMENDMENT? elastic clause for the states

10

WHICH AMENDMENT? freedom of speech

1

WHICH AMENDMENT? a warrant must be used to search a house

4

WHICH AMENDMENT? right to a speedy and public trial

6

WHICH AMENDMENT? right to bear arms

2

WHICH AMENDMENT? freedom of petition

1

WHICH AMENDMENT? outdated and not used anymore

7

WHICH AMENDMENT? rights of people can be added

9

WHICH AMENDMENT? all citizens are allowed "due process of law"

5

WHICH AMENDMENT? freedom of assembly

1

WHICH AMENDMENT? you cannot be charged twice for the same crime

5

DEFINE: petition

protest

DEFINE: bear arms

to own or carry guns

DEFINE: to quarter

to house

DEFINE: self-incrimination

to speak against oneself in court

DEFINE: eminent domain

power of a government to take private property for public use.

DEFINE: double jeopardy

being tried for the same crime more than once

DEFINE: a counsel (noun)

an attorney/lawyer

DEFINE: seizure

to take something

DEFINE: probable cause

a strong reason to think that a person was involved in a crime

DEFINE: bail

money held in exchange for the accused until trial

DEFINE: warrant

government-issued order which allows a place to be searched by an officer

DEFINE: indictment

a formal legal charge of wrongdoing made against a citizen

DEFINE: due process

the right of the accused to be treated fairly and according to the law

DEFINE: redress of grievances

to right a wrong that has been done to one