1st Amendment
The 1st Amendment guarantees how many Freedoms?
5
The 2nd Amendment states you have the "Right to Bear Arms" What does this mean?
You have the right to own a firearm/gun, legally
The 6th Amendment states that every citizens has the right to a _________ and ________ trial after being arrested
Speedy, Public, Fair, Quick
Which Amendment States that as a citizen, you have more rights other than what is listed in the Bill of Rights
9th Amendment
How many Amendments are a part of the Bill of Rights?
10
Free Speech does not mean you are free of __________ of what you say
consequences, punishment
The 3rd Amendment states "No soldier shall, in time of ________ be quartered in any house"
Peace
The 7th Amendment states that you have the right to a
Trial by a Jury
The 10th Amendment gives powers not given to the National Government to who?
States
(No points taken off for anyone who says people)
The Bill of Rights are a part of the __________
Constitution
When can Free Speech be limited?
Something about: Slander, sedition, obscenity, "fighting words", inciting riots
The 4th Amendment protects you from unreasonable _________ and _________
Searches and Seizures
Which Amendment guarantees you the right to an attorney/lawyer
6th Amendment
The 8th Amendment protects people from _______ and _______ punishment
Cruel and Unusual
The Bill of Rights are set up to protect the American citizens from the ____________
Government
Which Freedom is missing: Speech, Religion, Assembly, Petition
Press
The Police need a Warrant to search you or your property, except when there is
Probable Cause for a crime being committed
The 5th Amendment prohibits ____-_________
"I plead the 5th"
Self-Incrimination
Name a right you have as a citizen that is not listed in the Constitution
Privacy, dress how you want, clean water, drive a car, get a job, eat however you want, etc.
You are read this as soon as you are arrested so you know what rights you have
Miranda Rights
In Morse v. Frederick, the Principal took a banner that said "Bong Hits 4 Jesus" from a student at a school event. What amendment did the student say was taken from him and were there rights violated?
1st amendment
no, speech can be restricted in a school setting
In GC v. Owensboro, GC had their phone taken. The Assistant Principal looked through a student's phone, specifically their text messages. The Assistant Principal stated it was because they were worried the student might hurt himself or someone else... this violated the student's
4th amendment, privacy
In Wilber v. Hepp, Wilber was convicted of murder and sentenced to life in prison. Throughout the case he was chained and shackled more and more for different outbursts. Eventually, Wilber was allowed to go free because
He was deprived of his right to "Due Process"
Life, Liberty, Property... innocent until proven guilty
5th amendment
In Furman v. Georgia, Furman accidently killed another man while committing robbery. As a result, he was sentenced to the death sentence. Is Georgia allowed to do that? Why or why not?
No -the death penalty is ruled to be too cruel of a punishment for an accidental killing
No points taken off if you said yes based on Georgia having the death penalty
OJ Simpson was found "not guilty"... yet wrote a book called 'If I did it.. Confessions of a killer' after... even though he essentially admitted to committing the crime, he can't go to prison based on that because
the 5th amendment protects people from Double Jeopardy