Chapter 3 Quiz (The Bill of Rights) Flashcards
Who has the oldest constitutional government
USA (228 years)
Formal amendment always proposed on…
The national level by 2/3 vote
Formal amendment always ratified on…
The state level by 3/4 vote
1st amendment (5)
Freedom of: Religion Speech Press Assembly Petition
2nd amendment
Right to bear arms
Restrictions of 2nd amendment
Must have license
Background check
Permit for concealed
No automatic weapons
3rd amendment
Quartering of troops
The government cannot force you to house troops
4th amendment
Search and seizure
Must have a warrant obtained by probable cause
5th amendment (5)
Right to a grand jury No double jeopardy No self incrimination Due process Eminent domain
6th amendment (5)
Right to a speedy, public trial Right to impartial (jury) Must be informed of crime and read rights Right to a witness Right to attorney
7th amendment (2)
Right to a jury in case over $20 Bench trial ( judge makes ruling)
Difference between a civil and criminal case
Civil is about money
Criminal is about a crime
8th amendment (2)
Protects against cruel and unusual punishment
Bail (money paid so you show up for court date )
9th amendment
Rights not spelled out in constitution
10th amendment
Powers reserved for the state