Amendments to the Constitution

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Amendments to the Constitution

1st Amendment Freedom of speech, religion, press, assembly, & petition Establishment clause- no national religion or wall of separation? Exercise Clause- Restrictions? Speech= Expression? Prior Restraint or National security? Libel/Slander http://thedailyshow.cc.com/videos/iu6be8/the-correspondents-explain---amendments---the-1st-amendment

2nd Amendment Right to bear arms Militia? Regulate? http://www.thedailybeast.com/videos/2013/01/15/colbert-to-piers-you-know-the-constitution.html http://thedailyshow.cc.com/videos/5n7e4e/gopsters-paradise

3rd Amendment You can’t be forced to quarter soldiers

4th Amendment No unreasonable search & seizure Reasonable suspicion Probable Cause Search Warrant Exclusionary Rule

5th Amendment No self-incrimination, no double jeopardy, eminent domain

6th Amendment Speedy & public trial, witnesses, and legal counsel

7th Amendment Jury trials for lawsuits exceeding $20

8th Amendments No excessive fines or bails, no cruel or unusual punishment Death penalty= Cruel?

9th Amendment There are laws beyond what is in the Constitution -Privacy

10th Amendment Powers are reserved to the states

11th Amendment You cannot sue a state that you don’t reside in

12th Amendment The Electoral College chooses the President and Vice-President in a single election

13th Amendment Slavery abolished

14th Amendment Citizenship, privileges and immunities, due process & equal protection under the law Civil Rights Movement Selective Incorporation http://thedailyshow.cc.com/videos/fwagpu/on-topic---14th-amendment---equal-protection-and-due-process

15th Amendment Voting rights extended to all men

16th Amendment Authorizes income taxes

17th Amendment Direct election of senators

18th Amendment Prohibition enacted

19th Amendment Women can vote

20th Amendment Inauguration moved to January 20th

21st Amendment Bye Bye Prohibition

22nd Amendment Terms limits for presidents

23rd Amendment DC residents get to vote for president

24th Amendment No more poll taxes

25th Amendment Presidential succession/presidential disability

26th Amendment 18 year olds vote

27th Amendment No Congressional pay raises during the term the bill is passed