Bill of Rights

Amendment #1

• Freedom of speech, religion and press

• Right to a fair trial by a jury of your peers

• Right to privacy in your home and must have warrants for arrests and searches

• Rights kept by the people

Amendment #2

• Soldiers can not enter your home without your consent.

• Right to bear arms.

• Rights of persons on trial for crimes.

• Powers not given to the national government belong to individual states.

Amendment #3

• Rights of persons accused of crimes

• Limitations on punishment and bail

• Soldiers cannot enter your home without your consent

• Rights of persons on trial for crimes.

Amendment #4

• Freedom of speech, religion and press

• Right to bear arms

• Rights kept by the people

• Right to privacy in your home and must have warrants for arrests and searches.

Amendment #5

• Rights of persons accused of crimes

• Right to a fair trial by jury of your peers

• Powers not given to the national government belong to individual states

• Soldiers cannot enter your home without your consent

Amendment #6

• Right to bear arms

• Rights of persons on trial for crimes

• Limitations on punishment and bail

• Rights of persons accused of crimes

Amendment #7

• Right to privacy in your home and must have warrants for arrests and searches.

• Rights kept by the people

• Right to a fair trial by a jury of your peers

• Freedom of speech, religion and press.

Amendment #8

• Right to bear arms

• Soldiers cannot enter your home without your consent.

• Rights of persons accused of crimes.

• Limitations on punishment and bail

Amendment #9

• Rights kept by the people.

• Right to privacy in your home and must have warrants for arrests and searches.

• Right to a fair trial by a jury of your peers.

• Right to bear arms.

Amendment #10

• Soldiers cannot enter your home without your consent.

• Powers not given to the national government belong to individual states.

• Rights of persons on trial for crimes.

• Limitations on punishment and bail.