The Bill of Rights These are your Rights!! 1789.

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The Bill of Rights These are your Rights!! 1789

The Big One 1st Amendment Freedom of press, speech, assembly, petition, and religion Religion-establishment clause (Separation of church and state) Religion-free exercise clause

The Bill of Rights 2nd Amendment 3rd Amendment 4th Amendment Right to Bear Arms 3rd Amendment Quartering Soldiers Not Allowed 4th Amendment Protection against search and seizure

The Bill of Rights 5th Amendment “Plead the 5th” (Cannot incriminate yourself) Due Process-State must respect all legal rights owed to a person Double Jeopardy-Cannot be tried for the same crime twice

The Bill of Rights 6th Amendment 7th Amendment Miranda Rights Right to fair and speedy public trial Right to an attorney 7th Amendment Right to trial by jury Miranda Rights Must be made aware of your rights when arrested

The Bill of Rights 8th Amendment 9th Amendment 10th Amendment Protection Against Cruel and Unusual Punishment 9th Amendment Implied rights-rights can’t be denied that aren’t in the Constitution 10th Amendment Anything not in the Constitution is left up to the states Any examples?