Freedoms
The right to say what you want.
What is Freedom of Speech?
The Second Amendment protects this right.
What is the Right to Bear Arms or to own guns?
This must be obtained to search your belongings.
What is a warrant?
You can have your citizenship taken from you only in this circumstance.
What is lying during the process of becoming a citizen?
The reason that rights are not absolute.
What is they must be balanced against the rights of others?
The right to worship as you choose.
What is Freedom of Religion?
People can ask the government to change without fear.
What is the Right to Petition?
In the American judicial system, the accused are presumed ...
What is "Innocent until Proven Guilty"?
Enacted after 9/11, it allows the FBI to look at all cellphones or social media networks if suspicious activity of terrorism arises.
What is the Patriot Act?
Slander or harassment is NOT protected by this right.
What is Freedom of Speech?
The right to meet together with other people.
What is Freedom of Assembly?
The 19th Amendment gave women this right.
What is the Right to Vote?
According to the 6th amendment, the government must provide you one of these if you cannot afford one.
What is a Lawyer/Attorney?
Convicted felons lose many civil rights. Which ones and for how long (temporarily or permanently) is determined by this level of government.
What is the States?
Libel refers to an illegal act of this protected right.
What is Freedom of Press?
The right to express your opinion through various media (TV, radio, newspaper, etc.).
What is Freedom of the Press?
This is the name for first 10 amendments to the Constitution.
What is The Bill of Rights?
This term means you cannot be tried for the same crime and instance more than once.
What is Double Jeopardy?
This action could result in the loss of the following rights: voting, traveling abroad, the right to own guns, jury service, employment in certain fields, public social benefits and housing, and parental benefits.
What is being convicted of a felony (serious crime)?
This agency regulates what is aired on radio and TV?
What is the FCC?
While you are in jail, you have lost this freedom.
What is Freedom of Movement?
During an arrest, you will be reminded of one of your 5th amendment rights by the phrase, "You have the ...."
What is the Right to Remain Silent?
This is the Latin term for the principle that says that the government can't hold someone without showing cause.
What is Habeus Corpus?
A warrant is not needed to search someone or something in this instance.
What is probable cause OR reasonable suspicion OR plain sight OR someone's life is in danger?
The Schenck v. US case (1918) stated that speech is illegal if it creates what?
What is a "Clear & Present Danger"?