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1st
Amendment
Right to
freedom
of
speech
,
religion,
press,
assembly
and
petition
(press: media express opinions, without gov interference)
(assembly: gather peacefully with others e.g protest)
(petition: formal request to government to address policies)
2nd amendment
Right to
keep
and possess/
bear
arms
3rd amendment
Restricts
soldiers of unwarranted
access
of
private
homes,
without
consent
4th amendment
Right against
unreasonable
searches
and
seizures;
requirement of
warrant
(
seizure:
taking of possessions by law enforcemen)
5th amendment
Right of person
accused
of
crime,
which
prohibits double jeopardy self-incrimination
(e.g right to remain silent when questioned by police)
6th amendment
Right to a
fair
and
speedy
trial, an
attorney
and confrontation of
witnesses
7th amendment
Right to a
jury trial
in
common lawsuits,
over a certain $
value
8th amendment
Right to not face
excessive bail
or
fines
and
cruel
/
unusual punishments
e.g a judge can’t set
unreasonably high bail amount
/ sentence someone to
torture
9th amendment
Protects individual
rights (e.g
privacy)
that aren’t mentioned by
constitution
-
unumerated
rights
that are still
help
by
people
10th amendment
Rights of
states
to
create law,
that doesn’t go against
federal law
which aren’t
delegated
(given
authority)
by the
constituion
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