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