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The "Bill of Rights" is the section of the US Constitution that protects the rights of American citizens and is made up of the first TEN amendments. |
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Freedom of:
- Religion
- Assembly
- Press
- Petition
- Speech
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No quartering troops in homes. |
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No illegal search and/or seizure. |
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The right to due process.
(civil rights are NOT violated) |
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| The right to a speedy trial. |
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| The right to a trial by jury. |
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Right to make bail.
No excessive bail.
No cruel and unusual punishment. |
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| Guarantees that Amendments 1-8 may never be changed. |
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| Makes sure that the federal government is more powerful than the state government. |
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