Bill of Rights

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The first ten amendments to the Constitution are known as the Bill of Rights.

These amendments lay out individual rights as well as help to limit government.

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Bill of Rights

Amendment 1
Freedom of RELIGION
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Amendment 1 Freedom of RELIGION
Amendment 1 Freedom of SPEECH
Amendment 1 Freedom of the PRESS
Amendment 1 Right to ASSEMBLE peacefully
Amendment 1 Right to PETITION the government
Amendment 2 Right to bear arms
Amendment 3 During a time of peace, a person can deny allowing soldiers to live in their home
Amendment 3 During a time of war, Congress has to pass a law to force soldiers to live in your home
Amendment 4 Protects you from unreasonable searches and seizures
Amendment 4 Requires government to have a warrant based on PROBABLE CAUSE to search or seize property
Amendment 5 Requires an indictment from Grand Jury to go to trial for a serious crime
Amendment 5 DOUBLE JEOPARDY: A person can't be charged with same crime twice
Amendment 5 A person does not have to testify against or be a witness against themselves
Amendment 5 DUE PROCESS: A person can't lose their life, property, or freedoms without a trial
Amendment 5 EMINENT DOMAIN: Private property can't be taken for public use without fair compensation ($$$)
Amendment 6 Right to a speedy and public trial (a jury from the local area)
Amendment 6 Right to know what you are accused of or what crime you have committed
Amendment 6 Right to see and hear witnesses against you
Amendment 6 Right to get witnesses for your defense
Amendment 6 Right to an attorney even if you can't afford one
Amendment 7 Right to a trial by jury for cases involving a value ($$$) that exceeds twenty dollars
Amendment 8 Protects a person from excessive bail or fines. They have to fit the crime that is committed
Amendment 8 Protects a person from cruel or unusual punishment for breaking the law
Amendment 9 People have other rights that are not listed in the Constitution
Amendment 10 The powers not given to the federal government by the Constitution are reserved for the states/people

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