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Chapter 9

9.2

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The most basic rights of all US citizens is found under what amendment 1
To make a request to the government is called freedom to petition
You are able to practice whatever religion you choose because of what amendment 1
If you wanted to gather with others to talk about a certain community problem you are protected under the first amendment by what right? freedom of assembly
John Peter Zenger was protected under what amendment? 1
False statements meant to damage someone’s reputation is slander
Intentionally publishing a lie that harms another person is libel
Slander, Libel and BLANK are not protected under “freedom of speech” speech that endangers public safety
Yelling “bomb!” on an airplane is no protected under what amendment? 1 (freedom of speech)
What amendments relate to colonial disputes with Great Britain before the Revolution? 2, 3, 4
Your right to keep and bear arms is protected under what amendment? 2
Your right to not have to house soldiers is protected under what amendment? 3
Authorities have to get this in order to look through someone’s property search warrant
Unreasonable search and seizures is protected under what amendment 4
Amendment 5-8 deal with what? The rights of the accused
What is it called when “the law should be fairly applied?” due process
To formally accuse someone is also known as to indict
By not being forced to testify in your own criminal trial, you are protected under this amendment 5
A person cannot be convicted of the same crime more than once. This is known as double jeopardy
The government has the power to take personal property if it benefits the public- this is known as eminent property
Eminent property is protected under what amendment 5
If you are accused of a crime, you have the right to a quick public trial by jury. What amendment states this? 6
If you cannot afford a lawyer, what amendment states that the government will provide one for you? 6
If you choose to bypass your trial, you can choose to do this instead plea bargain
Plea bargaining is protected under what amendment? 6
Juries can decide civil cases of $20 or more is stated in what amendment? 7
This amendment allows a defendant to post bail 8
This amendment bans “cruel and unusual punishment” 8
What issue was Furman vs. Georgia about? The death penalty
The right to a free public education is granted under what amendment? 9
Keeping the balance between the federal and state governments is protected under what amendment? 10
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