I.Bill of Rights A.First Amendment 1.basic freedoms a)speech b)religion.

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I.Bill of Rights A.First Amendment 1.basic freedoms a)speech b)religion

Bill of Rights c)press d)assembly e)petition

Bill of Rights B.Second Amendment 1.right to bear arms 2.not clear cut (p. 78)

Bill of Rights C.Fourth 1.protects against unreasonable search 2.must use search warrant 1.Probable cause

Bill of Rights D.Fifth Amendment 1.grand jury – indictment 2.double jeopardy

Bill of Rights 3.remain silent – not incriminate yourself 4.must have due process of law

Bill of Rights E.Sixth Amendment 1.must be told of the charges 2.speedy and public trial 3.question witnesses

Bill of Rights F.Eighth Amendment 1.reasonable bail – not a guarantee 2.no cruel and unusual punishments

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