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Page 1: Bill of Rights. The Bill of Rights 10 Amendments Created to ratify Constitution Written by Madison Personal rights Legal rights State rights

Bill of RightsBill of Rights

Page 2: Bill of Rights. The Bill of Rights 10 Amendments Created to ratify Constitution Written by Madison Personal rights Legal rights State rights

The Bill of Rights

• 10 Amendments• Created to ratify Constitution

• Written by Madison• Personal rights• Legal rights• State rights

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1st Amendment

Five Freedoms:

1. Freedom of Speech2.Freedom of Religion3.Freedom of Press4.Freedom of Assembly5.Freedom to Petition Govt.

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2nd Amendment

• Right to bear arms• Maintain militia

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3rd Amendment

• No quartering troops in times of peace• Reaction to what colonial law?

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4th Amendment• Protection from illegal search & seizure• Search Warrant

• Exceptions:Probable CausePlain View Law

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5th Amendment

• Rights of the Accused:• Self-Incrimination Clause

• Double Jeopardy• Due Process of Law

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6th Amendment

• Guarantees additional rights to those accused of a crime, including:

• Trial by jury• Speedy & Impartial Jury• Entitled to a lawyer

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7th Amendment

• Civil Court Rights• Trial by jury if amount involved is more than $20• Examples:• Lawsuits• Civil Violations

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8th Amendment

• Protection from:• Cruel and Unusual Punishment• Excessive bail• Excessive fines

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9th Amendment

• States that the rights listed in the Constitution are not the only rights guaranteed to citizens

-Ensures private domain

- Right to choose our friends - Right to choose our job - Right to have children

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10th Amendment

• Powers reserved for states• “All powers not granted to natl. govt”

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Powers & Clauses of the Bill of Rights

- Establishment Clause (1st Amend.)- Free Exercise Clause (1st Amend.)

- Exclusionary Rule (4th Amend.)- Self-Incrimination Clause (5th Amend.)- Double Jeopardy Clause (5th Amend.)

- Confrontation Clause (6th Amend.)- Implied Right to Privacy (3rd, 4th, 9th Amend.)

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Establishment Clause

• Govt. can not set up a church• Can’t target/benefit one religions• Can't sponsor a religion

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Free Exercise Clause

• No punishments for religious beliefs or rituals

• No taxes levied for religious groups• Schools• Places of worship• Religious organizations

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Examples of 1st Amendment Clauses

• Denies the following from happening:

• Teaching the Bible in school• Tax money to church-affiliated schools• Prayer at graduation ceremonies• Religious statues/plaques in govt. buildings

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Exclusionary Rule

• Can not use evidence from illegal S & S

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Self-Incrimination Clause

• No person can be forced to be a witness against themselves (I plead the 5th!)

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Double Jeopardy

• Can not charge for the same crime twice

Exception: - Appeals(re-trial)

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Confrontation Clause

• The right to confront (question) a witness who is accusing you of a crime

• Protection from: - Lies - Heresay - Revenge

• Question credibility of witness

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Implied Right to Privacy

• Ensures Private Domain

• What amendments “imply” the right to privacy?

• What are some example activities protected by this right?

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Implied Right to Privacy

• Wire tapping without a warrant• Right to have an abortion• Protection from Illegal Search & Seizure• Right to home privacy

(Video Surveillance, Vulgarity, Right to Die)


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