The Bill of Rights FAT WAS JBES Amendment #1=F F reedom (R.A.P.P.S.) Religion, Assembly (get together), Petition, Press, Speech.

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The Bill of Rights FAT WAS JBES

Amendment #1=F F reedom (R.A.P.P.S.) Religion, Assembly (get together), Petition, Press, Speech

#2=A A rms- you can have guns

#3=T T roops- Against the laws to be forced to quarter (house) them

#4= W W arrant- Need to have one in order to search and seize (take anything)

#5=A A ccused have rights (D.I.F. 5) D= D ouble Jeopardy=no trail for same crime twice I= I ndictment =Gather info. and then have a formal accusation by grand jury F= F air Trial= Must provide lawyer and jury 5= Self Incrimination I plead the 5 th

#6=S Speedy Trail-Quickly tried after accusation

#7=J Jury- Right to a trial by jury

#8=B B ail must fit the crime and no cruel and unusual punishment

#9=E E numeration (outlined)- You have more rights than those that are enumerated (outlined) in our constitution

#10=S S tate Powers that are not delegated (given) to our Federal govt. are reserved for the states