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Bill of Rights

TermDefinition
Amendment 1 Freedom of religion, speech, assembly, petition, and press
Amendment 2 Free to bair arms
Amendment 3 No quartering of soldiers, basically soldiers cant invade you home or private property
Amendment 4 No unreasonable search or arrest
Amendment 5 No person tried without grandy jury indictment, not to be punished twice for the same offense, no witness against yourself, and due process of law
5th Double Jeopardy prohibits anyone from being prosecuted twice for substantially the same crime.
5th Self Incrimination prohibits that act of being forced to testify as guilty
Amendment 6 Rights of the accused in criminal cases
6th Speedy trial Protects defendants from delays between the indictment and the start of their trial
6th Public Trial Guarantees the right to a public trial in criminal prosecutions
6th Lawyer Right to lawyer
Amendment 7 Trial by a jury, right to a trial with jury
Amendment 8 No excessive bail or cruel punishments
Amendment 9 People retain rights not listed in the U.S. Constitution
Amendment 10 Power not given to the federal gov is given to the people or states (Reserved rights)
11th amend Individual cannot sue a state in federal courts
12th amend electoral college must cast a separate ballots for president and vice president
13th abolished slavery
14th Gives citizenship to US citizens
15th Gave Black Americans the right to vote
what are the 13th through 15th amendments called? The Civil War Amendment
16th Collect tax
17th Popular election for US senators; people could now directly vote for them
18th prohibition of alcohol; backfired as it makes matters worse and the 21st amend was passed to cancel this one out
19th Have women the right to vote
20th Changed time that President and Congress took office ; Lane Duck amendment, shortened the time between election day and inauguration day
21st Repealed prohibition
22nd Limits the presidents terms to 2
23rd Gives vote to residents of Washington D.C. in presidential elections
24th abolishes and forbids the federal and state govs from imposing taxes on voters during federal elections
25th It established the process by which an ailing President can pass his duties to the Vice-President and for the filing on the VP Office when vacant subject to Congressional approval if Pres is in coma or etc
26th Gives 18 year olds the right to vote
27th Congressional pay; no congressional pay raise can take affect until the election
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