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The right to free speech, religion, press along with the right to protest. |
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People have the right to carry weapons to protect themselves. |
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Freedom from having soldiers live in their home. |
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Freedom from search and seizure of property without a judges approval. |
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Freedom from Double Jeopardy(can only be tried 1 time for a crime). You do not have to say anything against yourself at trial. |
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If arrested you have the right to a trial. Must be public. Have the right to a lawyer. |
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When in a case between 2 people(Civil Trial)you have the right to have a jury. |
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Freedom from unreasonable fines and punishment. |
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You have rights outside the Constitution. The freedom to live where you please and have the job of your choice. |
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Any power not addressed in the federal government belongs to the state government. |
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