1st

meaning

example

outcome

The people
have the right to
say and believe
what they want,
and the
goverment is
not allowed to
take that way.

If the decisions
made by Union
affect you, is it
violating your
Freedom of
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Speech?
presently

example

outcome

-Notes-

She lost the

case.

*The audience
or venue you're
speaking in/to,
matters on what
you are allowed
to say.

Can the number

of firearms be
limited per
No outcome
person?
presently

*Even if you try

to limit guns,
criminals will
still find ways to
buy guns. It is
getting harder
for people to
want to protect
themselves,
when criminals
can still get
weapons.

A religious
student spoke
about her
religion in a
public school
ceremony.

2nd

The citizens'
rights to bear
arms can't be
taken away.

A neighbor tried
to limit guns in
his
No outcome
neighborhood. presently

3rd

Soldiers may
not go into
your home
without your
consent, not
even in a time
of war.

However, the
soldier may go
to your house in
a manner
prescribed by
law, renting
your house,
buying your
house, etc.

4th

The
government/
police can't
search or take
things from your
property without
a warrant or
probable cause.

Should the
police be
allowed to
search through
citizen's
The police
phones?
officer won.

A police dog
smelled drugs
around a car, so
the police
searched the
car w/o a
No definte
warrant.
outcome

5th

You cannot be
put on trial
unless there is
enough
evidence
supporting your
trial. Citizens
cannot be tried
twice for the
same time. You
can't be forced
to confess.

A man was tried

for illegal
posession of a
gun, he was
found innocent,
for a lack of
evidence. He
was later found
guilty, but could
not be tried
Double
again.
jeopardy.

Since his rights

A man stole $8. were not read,
He was taken to he could not go -Miranda rights
jail.
to jail.
are important-

Does not
applycurrently,
but we won't
take it out
incase a case
does come up
where we need
it.

6th

The trial will be

in the state
where the crime
was committed.
The suspect
gets to know
why he is
arrested, and
that he gets an
attorney.

A man was
convicted on
assumed
information.
When the
wittnesses were misscarriage of
not questioned. justice

7th

You may go to
court for a claim
that exceeds
$20. A piece of
evidence can
only be
reviewed once
by a jury. Every
person has the
right to a
speedy trial.

There was a
man who was
tried for murder,
the ruling was a
life time
sentence in jail.
A jury overruled
and put him to
the death
sentence.

8th

A man was
convicted for
aggrivated
The punishment murder, and the
must measure outcome was
up to the crime. life on parole.
The punishment He didn't feel
can't have an
the outcome
excessive fine. was justice.
life in prison

9th

If rights are not

said in the Bill of
Rights, the right
to human rights
still applies.

A girl had an
abortion, and
was taken to
court.

10th

Federal rights,
and what power
isn't for the
government is
reserved for the
states.

A wife took
chemicals from
work to try to
and cause a
miscariage to
the mistress of The case was
her husband.
appealed.

11th

Prohibits courts
from taking
cases against
people of the
state by people
from another
area

The jury did not

have the right to
overrule so his
death sentance
was not put out.

The girl won the

case.

A man was
convicted, but
he didn't recieve misscarriage of
a speedy trial. justice

A woman spilt
her McDonalds
coffee over
herself and had
a 3 degree
She was sued
burn. She sued. but got less.

-You may
appeal if the
trial is found to
have illegal
buisness.-You
may sue for for
faulty products
or warnings that
are not put in.
I.E. Caution,
hot!

-Gives rights
that are not
specifically
written out. -A
catch all

12th

Whomever
recieves the
highest number
of votes shall be
named
President and
Vice President.

13th

Slavery is
illegal, as is
involuntary
servited, unless
as a
punishment for
a crime

14th

Defines
citizenship

15th

Everyone has
the same right
to vote

16th

Congress may
lay, and collect
taxes based off
of incomes.

17th

Terms of the
President and
Vice President e

18th

No alcohol is
sold, prohibition
amendment
(later repealed)

19th

You cannot be
denied voting
because of your
sex.

20th

Setting dates for

meetings, and if
the president
dies

21st

18th
Amendment
Repealed

22nd

No president
can serve for
more than 2
terms.

23rd

District of
Columbia is
created

24th

Paying your
taxes has
nothing to do
with the right to
vote.

25th

Transfer of
Power

26th

You have to be
18 to vote

27th

congress may
not increase
salery