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Bill of Rights Vocabulary

Bill of Rights Vocabulary

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Social Studies

7th - 8th Grade

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Kathleen Okeefe

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Bill of Rights Vocabulary

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Amendment

any change to the Constitution

ex: Article V established a two-step process for amendments.

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Double Jeopardy

putting someone on trial again for a crime which he/she was proved not guilty

ex. A person's life would be put in danger through double jeopardy.

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Due Process

following established legal proceedings

ex. No one can have life, liberty or property taken away by government without due process.

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Enumerated Powers

powers granted directly to the National government

ex: The enumerated powers are listed in the Constitution.

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legal counsel

a person who studies or practices law

ex: People havve the right to have the assistance of legal counsel.

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Petition

a formal request for government action

ex: Government cannot deny people the right to petition the government.

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search warrant

a court order allowing law-enforcement to search a suspect's home or business for evidence

ex: If a policemen wants to make a search, they first make apply for a warrant.

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Self-incrimination

giving evidence that could lead to one being found guilty

ex: Refusing to answer questions may be self-incrimination.

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