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Freedom of:
-religion
-free speech
-free press
-freedom of assembly |
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| no soldier shall be quartered in any house w/o consent of owner |
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| right against unreasonable searches-warrant required |
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exclusionary rule
-remedy for violation of defendant's 4th, 5th, 6th Amendment Rights
-excludes evidence obtained in an unconstitutional way (illegal)
-excludes all evidence derived from that evidence (fruit of the poisonous tree) |
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-ppl have right of due process
-ppl cannot be subjected to double jeopardy |
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| -ppl cannot incriminate themselves |
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| if governemnt seizes property to use in public interest-must pay owner fair value |
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| -defendant in criminal cases entitled to speedy trial |
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| -right to subpoena witnesses |
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| -defendant entitled to counsel for his defense |
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in criminal cases:
-ppl have right to public trial
-ppl have right to trial by jury
-ppl have right to subpoena witnesses |
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| right of trial by jury for civil suits |
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-no cruel or unusual punishments for crime
-bail shall be reasonable |
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| -specific rights not mentioned in Constitution doesn't mean the government can abridge that right but that protection has to be found elsewhere |
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-federal government has constitutionally delegated powers
-what is not delegated remains in the states OR in the people |
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