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| Freedom of Speech, Freedom of Religion, Freedom of Press, Right to Gather, Right to Petition |
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| Right to bear arms, state militia |
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| defamation, causing panic, fighting words, incitement to crime, sedition, obscenity |
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| Freedom from quartering soldiers |
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| No unreasonable search and seizure, need probable cause for warrant, judge must give warrant, warrant must describe specifically what looking for |
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| capital crime = grand jury, military court diff than civilian court, double jeopardy, right to remain silent, due process, eminent domain |
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| speedy and public trial, impartial jury, trial held where crime was committed, accused informed of crime, know of witnesses, have witnesses, and attourney |
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| in civil cases, if crime is over "x" amount then a jury trial |
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| no excessive bail or fines, no cruel or unusual punishment |
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| rights that are implied (i.e. private property/privacy/abortion/self - euthanization) |
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| if the constitution doesnt give a right or deny a right, then it is a state right |
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| naturalization and equal protection |
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| Government can collect income taxes |
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| Congress starts 1/3, President starts 1/20, Presidential succession: VP, Speaker of the House, President Pro Tempore, Secretary of the Senate |
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| 3 electoral votes for D.C. |
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| Succession of president: VP is president and appoints new VP |
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| Minimum age for voting cannot exceed 18 |
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| A congress member cannot receive a pay raise until their next election |
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