The Bill of Rights 1. Sun: Freedom of speech, press, religion, petition, assembly I love my rights! Petitions Adam Smith G. Washington John Hancock Directions.

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The Bill of Rights

1. Sun: Freedom of speech, press, religion, petition, assembly I love my rights! Petitions Adam Smith G. Washington John Hancock Directions for assembly + = SUNTIMES

2. Shoe: Right to bear arms Bang !

3. Tree: No quartering of soldiers in homes in times of peace

4. Door: No search or seizure of property without a warrant NO ENTRY WITHOUT A WARRANT!

5. Drive: Right to remain silent. (not to testify against yourself in court) Did you run that stoplight? I’m not saying anything!!

6. Fix: Right to face your accuser, to a speedy trial, and to have an attorney You accused me of not being able to fix you!! TRIAL tools

7. Heaven: Right to jury trial in a civil case. $20 JURY

8. Gate: No cruel and unusual punishment; no excessive bail Bail

9. Sign: You have rights in addition to those listed in the Constitution. CONSTITUTION AVENUE

10. Pen: States have rights in addition to those listed in the Constitution. I have my own RIGHTS!