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22 Cards in this Set
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Amendment 1
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~Freedom of Speech
~Freedom of Press ~Freedom of Petition ~Freedom of Religion ~Freedom of Assembly |
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Amendment 2
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Right to bear Arms
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Amendment 3
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Not required to house soldiers during times of peace
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Amendment 4
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~No unreasonable search and seizure
~Court authorization required for a search warrant -Probable Cause -Exclusionary rule and Plain View Exception |
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Amendment 5
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1->Due Process
2->Self-Incrimination 3->Double Jeopardy 4->Right to own property 5->Eminent Domain |
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Amendment 6
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~Rights to a Speedy and Public Trial
~Right to trial by your PEERS. ~Right to confront WITNESSES. ~Right to an ATTORNEY. |
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Amendment 7
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Right to Jury TRIAL in Civil cases
(involving $$$$) |
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Amendment 8
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~Allowed bail
~No CRUEL or UNUSUAL punishment |
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Amendment 9
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RIGHTS OF THE PEOPLE ARE PROTECTED
~Right to to live/travel ~Right to work ~Right to marry / raise a family. ~Right to an education ~Join a political party, union, or legal group. ~Right to privacy |
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Amendment 10
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Reserved powers: rights granted to the states
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Free Exercise Clause
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Americans can practice any faith they wish (or choose not to practice any)
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Slander
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Spoken lies with intent to harm others
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Libel
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Written lies intended to hurt others
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Establishment Clause
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Prevents Congress from establishing an official religion of the US
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Eminent Domain
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The government may TAKE your property for Public GOOD!
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Exclusionary View
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Any evidence found during an unauthorized search is not admissable in court
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Plain View exception
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Any evidence found during an unauthorized search is not admissable in court EXCEPT for thing that are out in the open and obvious (ex. dead body lying on the floor)
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Due Process
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A procedure that must be followed before you may be denied your freedom
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Grand Jury
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Review information / evidence to see if there is justification to proceed to trial.
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Indictment
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Formal charge of a crime
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Self-Incrimination
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You don't have to say anything that might hurt you in court
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Double Jeopardy
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You can not be charged twice with the same crime
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