Amendment 1
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Amendment 1:
The first amendment of the Bill of Rights gives citizens the freedom of speech, freedom of religion, freedom of assembly, freedom of petition, and freedom of press. People can practice any religion they chose and not be restricted to a certain one. They also have the freedom to petition the government, protest, say what they choose, and to the press.
The first amendment of the Bill of Rights gives citizens the freedom of speech, freedom of religion, freedom of assembly, freedom of petition, and freedom of press. People can practice any religion they chose and not be restricted to a certain one. They also have the freedom to petition the government, protest, say what they choose, and to the press.
Amendment 2
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Amendment 2:
The second amendment gives citizens the right to bear arms. To bear arms means to own a gun in times of peace and war.
The second amendment gives citizens the right to bear arms. To bear arms means to own a gun in times of peace and war.
Amendment 3
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Amendment 3:
The third amendment states that in time of peace, or war, no soldiers are able to stay in any home without the owners consent. Home owners cannot be forced to let a soldier stay in their home.
The third amendment states that in time of peace, or war, no soldiers are able to stay in any home without the owners consent. Home owners cannot be forced to let a soldier stay in their home.
Amendment 4
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Amendment 4:
Amendment 4 explains that police officials cannot search one's house or take anything without permission. If the police want to search a person's house they need to have a warrent from a judge to search.
Amendment 4 explains that police officials cannot search one's house or take anything without permission. If the police want to search a person's house they need to have a warrent from a judge to search.
Amendment 5
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Amendment 5:
The fifth amendment gives the citizens the right to, in the act of being questioned by the police, not answer questions or witness against themselves. This amendent prevents double jeporady, you cannot be tried for the same crime twice.
The fifth amendment gives the citizens the right to, in the act of being questioned by the police, not answer questions or witness against themselves. This amendent prevents double jeporady, you cannot be tried for the same crime twice.
Amendment 6
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Amendment 6:
The sixth amendment gives those accused of a crime the right to a speedy and public trial. They will also have the right to know what charges are against them, a jury, question a witness, and the
right to have an attorney.
The sixth amendment gives those accused of a crime the right to a speedy and public trial. They will also have the right to know what charges are against them, a jury, question a witness, and the
right to have an attorney.
Amendment 7
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Amendment 7:
Amendment 7 of the Constitution states the rights in civil trials. If the value of the crime is greater than $20, a trial by jury is allowed. If a jury decides on something, the judge cannot overturn the decision.
Amendment 7 of the Constitution states the rights in civil trials. If the value of the crime is greater than $20, a trial by jury is allowed. If a jury decides on something, the judge cannot overturn the decision.
Amendment 8
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Amendment 8:
The eighth amendment states that there is protection from excessive bail before the trial. After the trial, no extreme fines, or cruel or unusual punishment will be allowed.
The eighth amendment states that there is protection from excessive bail before the trial. After the trial, no extreme fines, or cruel or unusual punishment will be allowed.
Amendment 9
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Amendment 9:
The ninth amendment say that people have all other rights even if they aren't listed in the Constitution. These rights were given to the people and cannot be taken away.
The ninth amendment say that people have all other rights even if they aren't listed in the Constitution. These rights were given to the people and cannot be taken away.
Amendment 10
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Amendment 10:
The tenth amendment states that powers not given to the US by the Constitution and aren't prohibited by it, are given to the people and the states.
The tenth amendment states that powers not given to the US by the Constitution and aren't prohibited by it, are given to the people and the states.