What Are Our Rights? Troy University (Main Campus) Student Support Services.

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What Are Our Rights? Troy University (Main Campus) Student Support Services

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 To present an overview of the U. S. Bill of Rights.  To encourage students to think critically about their rights as citizens.  To encourage students to discuss government documents.

 What is the Bill of Rights?  Collective term for the 1 st 10 Amendments to the U.S. Constitution  What is the Constitution?  The supreme law of the United States of America  Adopted September 17,1787

 Freedom of religion  Freedom of speech  Freedom of press  Right to assemble peacefully  Right to petition for redress of greivances

 Right to keep and bear arms

 Prohibition of quartering troops (without consent of the owner)

 Prohibition of search and seizure without reason

 Prohibition of arrest for answering any capital or infamous crime  Protection from double jeopardy  Prohibition of taking private property for public use

 Protection of rights of the accused  Permission for trial by jury  Right to counsel

 Compulsory civil trial by jury

 Protection from excessive bail  Prohibition of imposing excessive fines  Prohibition of cruel and unusual punishments

 Preservation of certain rights that are not enumerated in the Bill of Rights, but are retained by the people

 Reservation of certain powers to the states and/or people that are not delegated to the national government by the US constitution