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OC Bill of Rights

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Ensures the right to a quick (speedy) Trial. S=Amendment 6
Protected from excessive (Bail). B= Amendment 8
You can verbally express (speak freely). F= RAPPS Amendment 1
If you are accused of a crime you are protected from cruel and unusual punishments. B= Amendment 8
You have the freedom of (religion). F= R.A.P.P.S. Amendment 1
You have the right to peaceably (assemble). F= R.A.P.P.S. Amendment 1
You have the right to (petition) the government. F= R.A.P.P.S. Amendment 1
Powers not specifically listed as federal government powers in the Constitution are given to the (States) and the People. S= Amendment 10
You can't be forced to house soldiers or (troops). T= Amendment 3
You have freedom of the press. F= R.A.P.P.S. Amendment 1
You will be provided with a lawwer if the government if you can't afford one. A= Amendment 5
You are allowed to own a gun or (arms) A= Amendment 2
This amendment gives an accused person the right to not have to testify against himself/herself. A= (DIF 5)Amendment 5
A warrant is needed for a search or seizure. W= Amendment 4
This anmendment prevents the government from forcing you from hving to clothe and house soldiers. T= Amendment 3
Right to a grand jury that will decide if there is enough evidence for the trial to occur (indictment). A= (DIF 5)Amendment 5
A (jury) trial is garranteed in court where the trial is os over twenty dollars. J= Amendment 7
A person accused of a crime has the right to fair trial. A= (DIF 5)Amendment 5
You cannot be tried twice for the same crime. About rights of the (accused). A= (DIF 5)Amendment 5
A (warrant) must be granted before a search can take place. W= Amendment 4
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