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CH 9 Section 2. The Bill of Rights
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The 1 st Amendment guarantees us the freedoms of religion, speech, assembly, petition and the press.
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“Separation of Church and State” guarantees our freedom of religion.
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Assembly This means to hold meetings. Citizens must do so in a legal and peaceful manner.
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Petition To make a formal request of the government. This is every US citizen’s right.
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The National Guard This organization has replaced militias in serving states’ protection needs.
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Search warrant is a judge’s order authorizing a search of property.
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Due process is the fair application of the law. Guidelines to protect the rights of the accused.
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Indictment To formally accuse someone of a crime.
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To refrain from testifying against your self in court is called pleading or taking the 5th.
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Double jeopardy Being tried for the same crime more than once. This is anti- constitutional.
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Eminent domain The government’s right to take personal property to further the public interest.
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A public defender is a lawyer that is paid for by the government for the accused that can’t afford one.
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To plea bargain is to claim guilt of a lesser offense so as to avoid conviction of a greater offense.
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The way that many states were carrying out the Death Penalty was ruled by the Supreme Court to be “cruel and unusual punishment”.
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