8. The Amendments. (Bill of Rights first 10 amendments passed with the Constitution.)
1. This is the right to free speech. This includes freedom of assembly, religion, and the media (press). (as long as public safety is not a concern. For example; yelling fire in a public place is illegal when there is no fire.)
2. This is the Right to own guns and form a militia.
3. A soldier may not stay in someone’s house without the owners permission
4. Prevents the government from taking someone’s property without a warrant (probable cause)
5. Right to not incriminate oneself. Also ensures that double jeopardy will not happen. (convicted for the same crime twice) Also says that private property cannot be taken without the owner being paid for it. (if a new road were to be built for example.)
6. This is the …show more content…
21: Section 1: Repeals the 18th amendment (alcohol is now legal again) Section 2: This gives the State the right to regulate alcohol within its own border Section 3: This amendment would become void if 3/4 of states did not ratify it within 7 years. 22: Section 1: This limits the president to two terms (excluding Harry S Truman who was president at the time who was grandfathered into it. He could of technically run for more than two terms) Section 2: This amendment must be ratified by 3/4 of the states in Seven years. 23: Section 1: This gave the residents of D.C the right to vote (prior you needed to be a resident of a state to vote) It also gave them electoral college votes(3).
24: Section 1: This was passed during the height of the Southern racism era. It banned taxes on voting/ obscure requirements and reassured United States citizens the right to vote. Section 2: The Congress has the power to enforce this
1. This is the right to free speech. This includes freedom of assembly, religion, and the media (press). (as long as public safety is not a concern. For example; yelling fire in a public place is illegal when there is no fire.)
2. This is the Right to own guns and form a militia.
3. A soldier may not stay in someone’s house without the owners permission
4. Prevents the government from taking someone’s property without a warrant (probable cause)
5. Right to not incriminate oneself. Also ensures that double jeopardy will not happen. (convicted for the same crime twice) Also says that private property cannot be taken without the owner being paid for it. (if a new road were to be built for example.)
6. This is the …show more content…
21: Section 1: Repeals the 18th amendment (alcohol is now legal again) Section 2: This gives the State the right to regulate alcohol within its own border Section 3: This amendment would become void if 3/4 of states did not ratify it within 7 years. 22: Section 1: This limits the president to two terms (excluding Harry S Truman who was president at the time who was grandfathered into it. He could of technically run for more than two terms) Section 2: This amendment must be ratified by 3/4 of the states in Seven years. 23: Section 1: This gave the residents of D.C the right to vote (prior you needed to be a resident of a state to vote) It also gave them electoral college votes(3).
24: Section 1: This was passed during the height of the Southern racism era. It banned taxes on voting/ obscure requirements and reassured United States citizens the right to vote. Section 2: The Congress has the power to enforce this