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Rights granted
Why important? 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10

2. The Bill of Rights
1st- RAPPS (Freedom of Religion, Assembly, Petition/Protest, Press, Speech)
2nd- own and carry a weapon
3rd- no quartering of soldiers (you can’t be forced to provide housing for soliders)
4th- PRE-ARREST rights: no search or seizure of your property without probable cause or warrant; protection of privacy from the government
5th- ARREST rights: grand jury, no double jeopardy (you can’t be tried twice for the same crime), can’t be forced to testify against yourself (“plead the fifth”- can’t be forced to answer questions that cause you to admit a crime), due process (fair treatment by the government); property taken by the government must be paid for
6th- TRIAL rights: right to a lawyer, speedy, public trial, right to a jury, trial in the same state as the crime, right to have witnesses and cross-examine their witnesses
7th- CIVIL TRIAL: right to a jury (if more than $20) if you are suing someone
8th- PUNISHMENT rights: no excessive bail or fines, no cruel and unusual punishment
9th- there are other rights of citizens besides those listed here
10th- all of the powers that the Constitution doesn’t list for the federal government or forbid for the states, belong to the states and citizens

3. 14th Amendment- applied the bill of rights to the states
Bill of Rights Book
Title Page- your name, title of book, illustration
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