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Bill of Rights BINGO

Right to a fair trial

Bail and punishment

Freedom of religion, assemble, to petition, of the press, of opinion, of speech.

Housing solidiers

Search and seizure

Jury trial in civil cases

Power to the states

Power to the people

Right to a fair trial

Rights of the accused

Gives people the right to keep and bear weapons.

That no soldier shall be living in any house without the owner’s permission.

Grants individuals the right to a speed and public trial with a fair jury.

Gives individual states the rights neither allowed nor prohibited in the constitution.

The Five Basic Freedoms

Says no one can search through your home and possessions without a search warrant.

Gives individuals the right to a trial with a fair jury in civil matter of $20 and over.

The right to remain silent if being accused of the crime.

States that bail should not be excessive and there should be no cruel or unusual punishment- The punishment should fit the crime.

Superintendent, governor, mayor, chairman, etc. are all this

When you can “plead the fifth”- right to remain silent

States that constitutional rights should not interfere with other rights of the people.

Requires freedom of religion, to assemble, to petition, of the press, of opinion, of speech.

Housing solidiers

Right to a fair trial

Says no one can search through your home and possessions without a search warrant.

Right to keep and bear weapons.

Search and seizure