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| letting someone stay and live in side your house |
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| the right that you can not be put in jail without charging you with a crime |
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| Rights you get from the 6th amendment |
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| you can give a cretin amount of money to be free from jail until your trial |
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| you don't have to say anything that might get you in trouble |
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| a formal written complain signed by many people |
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| a law trying to be passed by the legislative branch |
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| a change or fix made to the constitution |
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| to accuse the president of a crime |
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| not leaning toward one side |
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| a crime that can be punished with the death sentence |
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| the branch that interrupts laws and houses the supreme court judges |
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| did not base reps on population |
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| bassed reps on population |
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| that slaves only count as 3/5ths of one person for the population count |
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| spit the legislative into 2 the house and senate the house based on population the senate not |
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