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Aim: The Bill of Rights & Criminal Justice

1st Amendment Free Speech Free Press Establishment Clause – Free Religion Right to Assemble Peaceably Right to Petition Government

Right to keep and bear arms 2nd Amendment Right to keep and bear arms "A well regulated Militia, being necessary to the security of a free State, the right of the people to keep and bear Arms, shall not be infringed."

THE CASTLE DOCTINE VS. STAND YOUR GROUND CASTLE DOCTRINE STAND YOUR GROUND Are you INSIDE your home? YES Is someone attempting UNLAWFUL ENTRY? YES Are you in danger of BODILY INJURY? YES Can you RETREAT to safe area? NO Are you in DANGER? YES NO DUTY TO RETREAT

4th Amendment PROTECTS AGAINST UNREASONABLE SEARCHES & SEIZURES WARRANTS MUST BE ISSUED UPON PROBABLE CAUSE

(“pleading the fifth” or stay silent) (tried for same crime twice) 5TH AMENDMENT RIGHT TO DUE PROCESS – procedural fairness (AKA Miranda Rights) RIGHT TO NOT-INCRIMINATE- (“pleading the fifth” or stay silent) RIGHT TO GRAND JURY NO DOUBLE JEOPARDY- (tried for same crime twice)

Due Process

6th AMENDMENT RIGHT TO SPEEDY & PUBLIC TRIAL RIGHT TO AN ATTORNEY RIGHT TO TRIAL BY JURY MUST BE INFORMED OF CHARGES AGAINST YOU

7th AMENDMENT RIGHT TO JURY TRIAL IN CIVIL LAWSUIT

8TH AMENDMENT NO EXCESSIVE BAIL, OR FINES, NOR CRUEL AND UNUSUAL PUNISHMENT