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20 Cards in this Set

  • Front
  • Back
1st Amendment
Religion, Speech, Assembly, and Petition
2nd Amendment
Militia and Right to Bear Arms
3rd Amendment
Quartering of Soldiers
4th Amendment
Serches and Seizures
5th Amendment
Grand Jury, Self Incrimination, Double Jeopardy, Due Process, and Eminent Domain
6th Amendment
Criminal Court Procedures
7th Amendment
Trial by Jury in Civil Cases
8th Amendment
Bail, Cruel and Unusual Punishment
9th Amendment
The Rights Retained by the People
10th Amendment
Reserved Powers of the States
1st Amendment
-Freedom of Religion, Speech, and Assembly
-Right to Petition Government
2nd Amendment
-States have the right to maintain a militia
-Individuals may possess and use firearms (under regulation of state and federal government)
3rd Amendment
-No housing of military troops in private homes during peace
4th Amendment
-No unreasonable searches and seizures of private property
-Warrants must have probably cause to be issued
5th Amendment
-Individuals, if arrested, must be indicted by a Grand Jury to be held and put on trial
-Individuals shall not be forced to be a witness against themselves
-Individuals may to be tried twice for the same crime
-Individuals may not be deprived of rights without due process of law
-Private property taken by the government must be paid for
6th Amendment
-An accused person has a right to a fair and public trail by jury
-Charges (against accused) must be indicated
-Right to a lawyer
-Right to call on and question witnesses
7th Amendment
-Right to trail by jurl in cases involving over $20
-Both parties may agree to forego a jury trial (and just have a judge)
8th Amendment
-Bail, punishment, and fines must be reasonable compared to seriousness of the crime involved
9th Amendment
-Many civil rights not mentioned in the Constitution are still retained by the people
10th Amendment
-Rights not delegated to the federal government or expressly denied to the states in the Constitution belong to the states