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-religious freedom
-freedom of speech
-freedom of press
-freedom of assembly
-right to petition government |
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| freedom from the need to quarter troops |
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| protection from illegal or unreasonable search and seizure |
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-grandjury: no person answers to infamous crime unless a grand jury is present
-double jeopardy: cannot be subject to same offense twice
-self incrimination: cannot be witness against self
-eminent domain: no private property can be taken for public use w/o justification
-due process: cannot be deprived of life, liberty, and property |
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RIGHTS OF ACCUSED
-speedy and public trail
-informed of nature and causes of crime
-courts provide defense counsel
-allowed to confront and call witnesses |
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| protects right to trail by jury and civil cases |
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| guarantees freedom from excessive bail and fines and from cruel and unusual punishment |
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| guarantees rights of the people not listed in the Constitution |
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| reserves power to the states and people |
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| cannot have life, liberty, and property taken w/o fair trial |
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| testifying against youself |
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| cannot be tried twice for the same crime (if found innocent or if there is future evidence) |
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| right of government to take property for public use, must give fair payment |
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| money paid to release from jail, promise to show up for trail or no money back |
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| determines if there's enough evidence for the trial |
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| dispute over property and money |
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