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-speech -assembly -religion -petition -press |
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-unreasonable search and seizure |
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-indictment by grand jury -self-incrimination -double jeopardy -due process |
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-fair and speedy trial by jury -lawyer and witnesses -knowledge of charges |
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-excessive bail/fines -cruel and unusual punishment |
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-unenumerated rights of people |
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-reserved power to states or people |
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-states cannot be sued by out-of-state citizens or foreigners |
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-revised presidential election procedures |
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-abolished slavery and involuntary servitude (except as punishment for a crime) |
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-citizenship clause -due process clause -equal protection clause |
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-prohibits denial of suffrage based on race, color, or previous condition of servitude |
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-direct election of senators |
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-fixes dates of term commencements for Congress and President ("lame duck") |
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-president limited to two terms or 10 years |
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-representation of Washington, DC in electoral college |
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-prohibits poll taxes for fed. elections |
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-changes to Congressional salary don't take effect until beginning of next session |
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