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Chapter 19 and 20 CP Government The Bill of Rights Chapter 19 and 20 CP Government

Liberties and Rights Civil ______ Protection against ___. You have them because of “___” Civil _____ The “___” the govt. uses to protect your _____

Rights are _______ Rights usually _____ The government solves the ____/involved in _____ “Your rights ___ where another’s ____”

Government ensures… Tries to protect all citizens: 1. ____ 2. ____ 3. ____ 4. General ____ All laws take away some _____, ____ or liberty

__th Amendment Guarantees all ____ are given to all ____ all of the ____ (equally) The “__ _____” Amendment Equal ______ for all people under the law

__st Amendment Freedom of ____ Freedom of _____/____ The right to _____ Freedom of _____

Religion Exercise/ Expression Can _____/ _____ whatever religion you want _________ Clause The govt. should not ______ a religion

_________ of _____ and _____ The government should be ______ on _____ Neither ___/___ any one ______ Much ____ area

Religious “____” Can practice ____ Can use _____ after hours for _____ reasons Can give ____ to _____ schools Have equal representations in _______ scenes

More ___’s Have a _____ (with permission) Use _____ sacrifice Miss _____ w/out being ____ Ministers can hold ____ Do not have to _____ the flag b/c of religious beliefs

Religious “____'s” No ____ _____ in schools No ____ in schools No ______ of _____ for _____ Not take ____ vaccinations for _____ reasons (____ admittance to school)

More Cant’s Have ___ ___ ____ spouse Take _____ Practice ______ sacrifice ____ the ____

Speech/Press Speech and press go together one being ___ the other _____ ____-written untruths ____- spoken untruths Have to prove _____ _____

_____ on free speech ______ speech—urging other to break a law (_____ Act 1917) ___ _____—stopping a story before it is written (___ _____) _________—reporters protecting a source (_____ ___)

More limits Obscenity ____ ____ _____ ____ the _____ person ____ ____ _____ ____ the _____ person ______ an anti-obscenity ___

More limits Movies—______ Radio/TV—free _____ ___ ______ speech—saying it with a ___/____ (flag burning) ________ speech--__________

Assembly _____ ______ ____ We have the _____ ____ to ________ with some limits

Freedom to Assemble/Petition Follow the “P’s” ______ reason _______/ _____ Notify the ____ ____ property Not for _____ reasons Petition Can ask the ___________for change _________ ________

2nd Amendment Bear ____ NOT to ____a gun/___ yourself Allows _____ to have a _____ ____ _______ _____

3rd Amendment __________ of Troops _______-used in Colonial times _____ challenged in the courts Military would use _____ ______ not _____ _____ today

4th Amendment ______ and ______ Need “_____ ______” and a _____ from a ____ to search otherwise it is ____ ____ and must be ______ (___________ Rule)….unless…….

Exceptions to 4th Amendment __ of _____ Evidence ______ ________ ___ ___ _____ ______ Part of ___ ___ Search w/o a _______ ___ of arrest ________ _____ scene (cars) ________ ____ view

Terrorism USA _____ ___ Allows ______ w/o _______ if the ____ is a “______” Wire ___, e-mail/______, banking, ___ phones, ____ cards

School Searches _____ rules apply over ________ rules. New ____ Vs. ___ “_______ Suspicion/Belief” 3. Can search ___, your ___, your ____, your “____”

Bad Old Government _____ _____-unjust arrests-explain why detained ___ __ ______-punishment without a trial __ ___ ____-applies new law to prior event

__th Amendment To stop ___ ____, bills of _______ and ex ___ ____ laws (Colonial times) __________ from _____ Juries _____ jeopardy ___- __________ 4.Must get ___ ______ before ____ rights 5.Eminent ______

__th Amendment _____ Amendment _____ in ______ ____ (100 days) and _____ Tried where ____ was ________ 3. Jury of _____ 4. ________ of crime 5. ________ both ways 6. Have a _____

7th Amendment _____ _____ Suits ______ people _____ if you want _____ _____ Suits ______ people _____ if you want Small claims <$____

__th Amendment Bail Punishment _____ you ____ for trial Cannot be ____ Must be ___ Can be _____ Get it ___ ____ trial Punishment Cannot be ____ Not be ______ No ______ _____ ____ Penalty

9th Amendment The right to _____/___ to be ___ Other _____ not listed in the other 8 Abortion Same sex issues

10th Amendment ______ powers to the states If the ___ does not have it, the ____ do Somewhat ____ today (___ has ___ powers)

13th Amendment No “________” servitude (______) Considered a part of the ___ of ____ along with the __th __________