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EQ: What rights do we have as Americans? Pg /25

 What are rights?

 Official changes to the Constitution  Allows the Constitution to Change with time  There are 27 amendments

 First 10 Amendments to the Constitution  List the Rights of ALL People (even if their beliefs or actions are unpopular)

 Five Freedoms  Religion  Speech  Press  Assembly  Petition

 Establishment Clause: Congress can’t make a national religion or support a religion.  Free Exercise: Can’t interfere with people’s rights to practice their religion of choice

1. Time, place, manner (this includes school) 2. Harmful to Children 3. Clear and Present Danger 4. Obscene Speech

 Right to bear arms  What is the major disagreement today over the Second Amendment right to bear arms?  Some people believe this refers to a state militia, others believe it refers to personal gun owership.

 Cannot force citizens to house soldiers without their consent  (Britain did this after the French and Indian War)

 Protects you from “unreasonable search and seizures”  Police have to get a search warrant  What must the government show in order to get a search warrant?  Probable cause, which means that there must be proof there is a good reason that evidence of a crime will be discovered

 Cannot be punished without due process  (means law must be applied fairly)  No double jeopardy  (can’t be charged with same crime twice)  Don’t have to testify against yourself (right to remain silent)

 Right to speedy public trial  Right to know charges against you  Right to confront witnesses  Right to a lawyer

 Juries can decide civil cases  Civil cases are NOT criminal cases  (They are lawsuits where someone sues another person)

 Protects you from “cruel and unusual punishment”  Punishment must fit the crime  According to the Supreme Court, is the death penalty cruel and unusual punishment?  Not right now.

 People have other rights that are not listed  Including the right to Privacy

 All powers not specifically given to the national government are given to the states and/or the people.