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Bill of Rights

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    Bill of Rights
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  • First Amendment
    Guarantees freedom of religion, speech, the press, and the rights of assembly, and petition.
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  • Slander
    A false spoken statement that is damaging to someone's character. NOT PROTECTED UNDER THE 1st AMENDMENT.
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  • Libel
    to publish a false and damaging information about someone. NOT PROTECTED UNDER THE 1st AMENDMENT.
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  • 2nd Amendment
    "right to bear arms", which means the right to own a gun.
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  • 3rd Amendment
    No soldier shall, in time of peace be quartered in any house,without the consent of the owner". Citizens cannot be forced to house soliders.
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  • 4th Amendment
    Protects the people from unreasonable searches and seizures. Law enforcement must have warrants to carry out searches as well as to take peoples belon...
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  • 5th Amendment
    Ensures due process, protects against self-incrimination, and double jeopardy. Makes sure the gov't pays you for your land if they take it----Eminent...
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  • 6th Amendment
    Guarantees a speedy trial, impartial jury, an attorney for the accused and the right to confront any witness that testifies against you.
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  • 7th Amendment
    Guarantees a the right to have a jury in a Civil Trial which are cases typically involving money.
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  • 8th Amendment
    Protects the people from cruel and unusal punishments as well as from excessive bails/fines.
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  • 9th Amendment
    All rights that are not mentioned in the constitution and don't go against the constitution belong to the PEOPLE.
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  • 10th Amendment
    Any powers not given to the federal gov't belongs to the states.
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  • probable cause
    A strong reason to think that a person or property was involved in a crime. (4th)
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  • search warrant
    A court order allowing police to search property and seize evidence. (4th)
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  • double jeopardy
    Putting someone on trial for a crime of which he or she was previously found innocent. (5th)
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  • self-incrimination
    Giving evidence about yourself that could lead to you being found guilty of a crime. (5th)
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