The First 10 Amendments

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1st Amendment

5 freedoms; religion, speech, press, assembly, and petition.

<p>5 freedoms; religion, speech, press, assembly, and petition.</p>
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2nd Amendment

Right to bear arms.

<p>Right to bear arms.</p>
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3rd Amendment

No quartering of soldiers without the consent of the owner.

<p>No quartering of soldiers without the consent of the owner.</p>
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4th Amendment

No unreasonable searches of someones' property or breaking or entering with out the owners consent or a search warrant

<p>No unreasonable searches of someones' property or breaking or entering with out the owners consent or a search warrant</p>
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5th Amendment

Innocent until proven guilty

<p>Innocent until proven guilty</p>
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6th Amendment

Right to a speedy and public trial, with help of a lawyer, and the right to confront witnesses in criminal cases.

<p>Right to a speedy and public trial, with help of a lawyer, and the right to confront witnesses in criminal cases.</p>
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7th Amendment

In common law, right to trial by jury in civil cases.

<p>In common law, right to trial by jury in civil cases.</p>
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8th Amendment

No excessive fines or bails, and no cruel or unusual punishment is to be inflicted.

<p>No excessive fines or bails, and no cruel or unusual punishment is to be inflicted.</p>
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9th Amendment

Guarantees obvious rights, like the right to travel and rights not specifically mentioned in the Bill of Rights.

<p>Guarantees obvious rights, like the right to travel and rights not specifically mentioned in the Bill of Rights.</p>
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10th Amendment

Rights not specifically given to the national government are retained by the people and State.

<p>Rights not specifically given to the national government are retained by the people and State.</p>

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