Bill of rights

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1st Ten Amendments to the US Constitution

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1st Amendment

  • freedom of speech

  • freedom of religion

  • of the Press

  • to Peacefully Assemble

  • to Petition

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2nd Amendment

  • right of the state to have a militia

  • right to bear arms

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3rd Amendment

  • No quartering of troops among the people

    (troops can’t quarter people)

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4th Amendment

  • Protection against unreasonable searches and seizures

  • probable cause X

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5th Amendment

  • right to grand jury indictment (determines if there is enough evidence to charge an individual)

  • No double jeopardy

  • No self-incrimination

  • Due process (?)

  • Cannot take private property without just compensation

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6th Amendment

  • Speedy and public trial

  • Impartial jury

  • Informed of the accusation

  • Be confronted with the witness

  • Gather witnesses in his/her favor

  • Assistance of counsel(Lawyer)

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7th Amendment

  • right to jury trial in civil suits involving a dollar amount that exceeds $20

    (does not apply anymore but important to know)

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8th Amendment

  • Excessive bail shall not be required, not excessive fines imposed, nor cruel and unusual punishments inflicted

  • No cruel punishment imposed

  • No excessive fines or bail

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9th Amendment

  • Just because a right may not be listed does not mean that the people do not have such a right

  • Much like “Implied Rights”

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10th Amendment

  • The powers not given to the U.S. government, not denied to the States, is reversed to the state or the people of that state