 -Freedom of Religion  -Freedom of Assembly  - Freedom of Press  - Freedom of Petition  - Freedom of Speech.

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 -Freedom of Religion  -Freedom of Assembly  - Freedom of Press  - Freedom of Petition  - Freedom of Speech

Right to bear arms

Right not to quarter soldiers

Freedom from unreasonable searches and seizures

 - indictment by a grand jury: formally charged for a serious crime  ** a grand jury does not decide if a person is guilty or innocent; they only decide if there is enough evidence to try the suspect in court!!!!!!  - no double jeopardy: a person cannot be tried twice for the same crime  - right to remain silent (no self incrimination): a person does not have to testify against themselves  - due process of law must be followed for everyone  - eminent domain: the government has the right to take private property, usually land, for public use

 - guarantees a trial by jury  - guarantees a public and speedy trial  - the accused must be told the exact charge against them  - the accused have the right to hear and question all witnesses against them and call witnesses in their own defense  - right to a lawyer

right to a jury trial in civil cases where the amount is more than $20

 - no excessive bail ( a sum of money used as a security deposit; if the person shows up to court the bail money is returned to them; if the person does not show up for court they do not get their money back)  - no cruel and unusual punishment

citizens have rights beyond what is written in the constitution example: privacy

any powers not given to the national government are reserved for the states (reserved powers!!!)