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My Bill Of Rights Story

Published on Nov 18, 2015

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PRESENTATION OUTLINE

THE BILL OF RIGHTS

FIRST 10 AMENDMENTS

1ST AMENDMENT- FREEDOM OF RELIGION

  • Freedom of Religion
  • The right to worship who
  • or what we choose, without
  • The government saying no.
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FIRST AMENDMENT- FREEDOM OF SPEECH

  • This means we have the freedom to speak
  • Freely of our opinions about anything, without
  • Fear of government prosecution.
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1ST AMENDMENT- THE FREEDOM OF PRESS

  • This means we have the right to publish
  • newspapers, books, Etc. About anything
  • Government related or not, without censorship
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1ST AMENDMENT- FREEDOM TO PETITION THE GOVERNMENT

  • This means we have the right to petition
  • The government, meaning to send a formal request
  • For an action to be done.
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1ST AMENDMENT- FREEDOM OF ASSEMBLY

  • This means we have the right to protest, assemble,
  • Hold groups, etc. Without government interference
  • As long as it stays peaceful

2ND AMENDMENT- THE RIGHT TO BEAR ARMS

  • This means we have the right to own
  • A firearm/protection force as licensed.
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3RD AMENDMENT- NO QUARTERING SOLDIERS

  • This amendment means the government
  • Cannot quarter soldiers in any home during times
  • Of peace or war without owner's consent.

4TH AMENDMENT- NO WARRANTLESS SEARCHES

  • This amendment means the government doesnt have the right
  • To search homes and/or seize possible evidence without a proper
  • Search warrant.

5TH AMENDMENT- INDICTMENTS

  • This is a formal charge or accusation of a
  • serious crime.

5TH AMENDMENT- DUE PROCESS

  • The fair normal treatment in a court case

5TH AMENDMENT- SELF INCRIMINATION

  • This amendment protects a person from being
  • Compelled to implicte themself in a crime.

5TH AMENDMENT- DOUBLE JEOPARDY

  • This is the prosecution of a person
  • Twice for the same offense

5TH AMENTMENT- RULES FOR EMINENT DOMAIN

  • The right of a government or its agent
  • To expropriate private property for public use, with
  • Payment of compensation

6TH AMENDMENT- RIGHT TO A FAIR AND SPEEDY PUBLIC TRIAL

  • This is the right to a public trial without
  • Unnecessary delay

6TH AMENDMENT- NOTICE OF ACCUSATIONS

  • This amendment includes the right to be i formed
  • of the nature and cause of the accusation.

6TH AMENDMENT- CONFRONTING ONE'S ACCUSER

  • This means you have to get the accuser
  • Present in a court case.

6TH AMENDMENT- SUBPOENAS

  • This amendment makes someone
  • Attend court if addressed.

6TH AMENDMENT- RIGHT TO COUNSEL

  • This amendment gives you the right
  • To have a counsel
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7TH AMENDMENT- RIGHT TO TRIAL BY JURY IN CIVIL CASES

  • This means you have the right to
  • Trial by a jury if it is a civil case

8TH AMENDMENT- NO EXCESSIVE BAIL AND FINES

  • This means you dont have excessive
  • Fines or bail expenses

8TH AMENDMENT- NO CRUEL OR UNUSUAL PUNISHMENT

  • This means you cant be tortured.

9TH AMENDMENT- UNENUMERATED RIGHTS

  • This means you dont have enumerated rights.

10TH AMENDMENT- LIMITS THE POWER OF THE FEDERAL GOVERNMENT

  • This means the government has limits
  • To its power