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-Freedom of religion and speech
Establishment Clause |
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-Right to bear arms
Originally for militias |
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| Soldiers can't be quartered in homes during peacetime |
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No unreasonable search and seizures without probable cause
Warrant issued by judge based on probable cause from police |
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Due Process
Gov can't take away rights w/o
Can't be tried for same incident twice [double jeopardy]
Can't implicate self
Eminent Domain
Gov can take property but must compensate
Grand Jury
Decide whether there's enough evidence for court
Private and sealed
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Rights while on trial
Must have trial of peers
Must know what you're being charged with
Must have speedy trial if asked for
Right to an attorney
Right to face victim
Right to subpeona witnesses |
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Common-law suits [people v. people]
Request jury over $20 |
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No cruel or unusual punishment
No excessive bail |
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| Rights not mentioned in Constitution belong to people |
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| Powers for states not mentioned in Constitution |
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| States can't be sued from people from other states |
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| Electoral college vote on president and VP separately |
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Defines citizenship
Sets up illegal immigrants
States can't discriminate between people |
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Income tax
Leads to election of senators |
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| Popular election of senator |
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Day president takes office
January 3rd at noon |
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| Repeals prohibition (only one ratified at convention) |
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| Two term limit on presidents |
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| Right to vote in D.C. [3 electoral] |
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| Presidential disability succession |
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