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12 Cards in this Set
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Amendment 1
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Freedom of Religion, Speech, Press, Assembly, and Petition
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No other info
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Amendment 2
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Right to Bear Arms
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Bear Weapons, not bare arms
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Amendment 3
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Quartering Troops
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Consent is needed in order for troops to be quartered in a person's home
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Amendment 4
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Search, Seizure, Warrants
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A warrant can only be obtained with probable cause
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Amendment 5
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Rights of Accused Persons
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1. Grand Jury
2. Double Jepardy 3. No Self Incrimination 4. Due Process of Law 5. Eminent Domain |
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Amendment 6
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Right to a Speedy Trial
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1. Speedy public trial
2. Impartial jury 3. Nature of cause 4. Question witnesses 5. Right to your own witnesses 6. Right to council (lawyer) |
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Amendment 7
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Jury Trial in Civil Cases
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If $20 or greater then you have right to jury
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Amendment 8
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Bails, Fines, Punishment
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The Bails, Fines, and Punishment must all fit the crime
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Amendment 9
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Powers Reserved to the People
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The people have more rights then listed
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Amendment 10
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Powers Reserved to the States
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The states have more rights then listed
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What are the five parts of the V Amendment?
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1. Grand Jury
2. Double Jepardy 3. No Self Incrimination 4. Due Process of Law 5. Eminent Domain |
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What are the six parts of the VI Amendment?
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1. Speedy public trial
2. Impartial jury 3. Nature of cause 4. Question witnesses 5. Right to your own witnesses 6. Right to council (lawyer) |
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