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| Congress is not able to restrict freedom of speech, the press, or religion. Right to petition the government and complain. |
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| The right to have weapons, for self-defense. Military is to regulate for our freedom. |
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| No soliders, unless were in a state of martial law, can take over your house. |
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| Law enforcement can not search property of a person without a warrant. Government cannot mistreat a person. |
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| Double jeopardy, cannot be charged for the same crime twice. The right to remain silent. Due process, go through procedure. Cannot take your property without paying for it. |
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| Has the right to a speedy trial (90 - 120 days). A jury that is objective (haven't heard of the case or been tried for a similar crime) |
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| Every case that cost over 20 dollars has a right to a jury trial |
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| An unreasonable amount of unusual or cruel punishment nor excessive bail or fines may be inflicted. |
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| Can make more laws to the Constitution but it cannot interrupt it differently. |
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| The Federal Government trumps all State laws. But States have the right to create laws but they cannot interrupt the Constitution differently. |
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