Bill Of Rights Flashcards

1
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No establishment of religion

A

Amendment 1

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2
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No prohibiting free exercise of religion

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Amendment 1

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3
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Freedom of speech

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Amendment 1

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4
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Freedom of press

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Amendment 1

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5
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Right to peaceably assemble

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Amendment 1

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6
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Right to petition to government

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Amendment 1

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7
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Right to keep and bear arms

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Amendment 2

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8
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No quartering of soldiers without consent of owner

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Amendment 3

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9
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No unreasonable searches and seizures without probable cause

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Amendment 4

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10
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No double jeopardy

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Amendment 5

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11
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Writ of Habeas Corpus

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Amendment 5

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12
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Due process of law

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Amendment 5

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13
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No private property should be taken without fair compensation

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Amendment 5

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14
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Right to a speedy and public trial by an impartial jury

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Amendment 6

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15
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Right to be informed of why you’re on trial

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Amendment 6

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16
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Right to a lawyer

A

Amendment 6

17
Q

Right to a jury for law suits

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Amendment 7

18
Q

No excessive bail or fines

A

Amendment 8

19
Q

No cruel and unusual punishment

A

Amendment 8

20
Q

People have more rights than the constitution states

A

Amendment 9

21
Q

All powers not delegated to the federal government and not expressly forbidden are reserved for the states

A

Amendment 10

22
Q

Right to free speech ends where there is clear and present danger

A

Schenck v U.S 1919

23
Q

It is illegal to urge people to stop production of materials necessary for war

A

Abrams v U.S 1919

24
Q

Flag burning is protected free speech

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Texas v Johnson 1989

25
Q

Evidence obtained illegally must be excluded from trial

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Mapp v Ohio 1961

26
Q

Relaxed exclusionary rule, if police acted in good faith evidence can be used in trial

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Leon v U.S. 1984

27
Q

You need to be told your rights

A

Miranda v Arizona 1966

28
Q

You have a right to be provided legal counsel

A

Gideon v Wainwright 1963

29
Q

Established judicial review

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Marbury v Madison 1803