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| Limits on Congress; Congress is not to make any law establishing a religion or abridging the freedom of speech, press, assembly, or the right to petition freedoms. |
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| Limit on Executive; the executive branch is not to infringe on the right of people to keep arms. |
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| Limit on Executive; the executive branch is not to take houses for a militia. |
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| Limit on Executive; the executive branch is not to engage in the search for or seizure of evidence without a court warrant swearing to be belief in the probable existence of a crime. |
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| Limit on Courts; The courts are not to hold trials for serious offenses without provision for a grand jury, immunity from testimony against ones self and from trial more that once for the same offense, and no property can be taken without the just compensation. |
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| Limit on Courts; The courts are not to hold trials for serious offenses without provision for a speedy trial, presentation of charges, and confrontation of hostile witnesses. |
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| Limit on Courts; The courts are not to hold trials for serious offenses without provision for a trial jury. |
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| Limit on Courts; The courts are not to hold trials for serious offenses without protection from excessive bail or punishment. |
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| Limit on National Government; All rights not enumerated are reserved to the states and to the people. |
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