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Curran Amendments

QuestionAnswer
1st Amendment Freedom of speech/press/petition
2nd Amendment Right to bare arms
3rd Amendment No quartering
4th Amendment Unreasonable searches
5th Amendment Right to remain silent/no double jeopardy
6th Amendment Subpoena Power/trial by jury in criminal crimes
7th Amendment trial by jury in civil trials -appeals may only focus on a judge’s decision of law, not a jury’s finding of fact
8th Amendment Bail/death penalty(not in NY)
9th Amendment inclusion of rights not in the Bill of Rights
10th Amendment states retain power over issues not in the Constitution
12th Amendment changed rules for Electoral College
13th Amendment Loop holes were found when abolishing slavery
14th Amendment Natural born Americans are citizens
15th Amendment Loop holes for black citizens to not vote. (Literacy Test)
16th Amendment Income taxes
17th Amendment Direct election of the US Senators
18th/21st Amendment Cancel out each other in regards to alcohol consumption
19th Amendment Women's Suffrage
20th Amendment Lame duck period - Moves inauguration day to January)
22nd Amendment Two term limit set by FDR
23rd Amendment Gives DC electoral votes
24th Amendment Banned poll taxes
25th Amendment allowed new VP to be appointed by President if sitting VP died/resigned .
26th Amendment 18 year olds can vote
27th Amendment Congressional pay raise cannot take effect until a Congressional election has passed
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