Bill Of Rights

Question 1

2nd amendment

Answer 1

Right to keep and bear arms

Question 2

3rd amendment

Answer 2

No soldier can be quartered in a house in a time of peace without permission from the owner

Question 3

4th amendment

Answer 3

Against unreasonable searches and and seizers
Probable cause evidence
warrant following the due process
exclusionary rule if it’s obtained illegally
can enter a house during hot pursuits and when invited

Question 4

5th amendment

Answer 4

Against self incrimination
Against double jeopardy
Right to due process
Right to grand jury indictment screening of criminal charges
Eminent domain- Compensated for seizure of private property

Question 5

6th amendment

Answer 5

Defend yourself in court
Right to a speedy and public trial
the right to a trial by an impartial jury or judge
the right to be informed of criminal charges
the right to cross ex. witnesses
the right to call witnesses to appear in court
the right to assistance of counsel
Change of venue

Question 6

7th amendment

Answer 6

Guarantees jury charge jury trials in federal civil cases with claims of more than $20
prohibits judges from overruling findings of fact juries in federal civil trials

Question 7

8th amendment

Answer 7

No excessive bail
no excessive fines
no cruel or unusual punishments inflicted

Question 8

9th amendment

Answer 8

Constitution and Bill of Rights are not an explicit an exhaustive listing of all rights, and cannot be used by the federal government to increase its power and areas not stated

Question 9

10th amendment

Answer 9

Preserves authority of the states in all matters not specifically granted to the federal government

enforces separation of powers and federalism

Question 10

1st Amendment

Answer 10

RAPPS
Religions are free from governmental interference + freedom of religion
Freedom of speech
Free press
Right to peacefully assemble
Right to petition