McGraw Test

Freedom of Religion

1st Amendment

Establishment Clause- government cannot establish a religion

1st Amendment

Free Exercise Clause-government cannot prohibit you from practicing religion

1st Amendment

Freedom of Speech

1st Amendment

Freedom of the Press

1st Amendment

Right to Assembly

1st Amendment

Right to Petition

1st Amendment

The Right to Bear Arms

2nd Amendment

No quartering of Soldiers in Times of Peace

3rd Amendment

Protection Against Unreasonable Search and Seizure

4th Amendment

No Double Jeopardy (Can’t be charged with the same crime twice)

5th Amendment

Protection against self-incrimination (Shut up)

5th Amendment

Guarantee of Due Process of Law

5th Amendment

Right to a criminal trial by jury

6th Amendment

Trial must be speedy, and public

6th Amendment

Must be in the state where the crime was committed

6th Amendment

Right to legal counsel

6th Amendment

Right to call witnesses favorable to the defendent

6th Amendment

Right to a civil trial by jury

7th Amendment

Civil

not criminal, typically a lawsuit for money, or to repeal a government action

Protection Against Cruel and Unusual Punishment

8th Amendment

Rights Retained by the People

9th Amendment

Just because a right isn’t listed here in the Constitution doesn’t mean that people don’t have that right

9th Amendment

Powers Reserved for the States

10th Amendment

All powers that are not given to the national government are reserved for the states

10th Amendment