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Bill of Rights

1st amendment Establishment of religion Free exercise of religion Speech Press Assemble Petition

2nd Amendment Militia Free State Keep and Bear Arms

3rd Amendment Quartering Soldiers

4th Amendment Secure in Effects Search and Seizure Warrants Probable cause

5th Amendment Presentment (indictment) Grand Jury Charges Jeopardy (double jeopardy) Witness against self Due Process Condemnation/ Eminent domain

6th Amendment Speedy Trial Public Trial Impartial Jury Confront Witnesses Subpoena Attorney

7th Amendment Common Law Judicial Review

8th Amendment Bail Excessive Fine Cruel and Unusual Punishment

9th Amendment Rights Retained by the People / Enumeration of rights

10th Amendment Delegated Powers Reserved Powers Implied Powers

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