Bill of Rights check

Guarantees the right to bear arms

(a)  

Prohibits excessive fines or cruel and unusual punishment

(a)  

Forbids unreasonable search of your home without a warrant

(a)  

Just because a right is not mentioned in the Constitution does not mean that you are entitled to it

(a)  

You do not have to keep soldiers in your home without your permission

(a)  

You have the freedom of speech, press, religion, to assemble peacefully, and to petition the government

(a)  

You have the right to a fast trial, you are entitled to a lawyer, and you may question witnesses against you

(a)  

Powers not given to the federal government are left up to the states and to the people

(a)  

You cannot be forced to testify against yourself in court, no double jeopardy, if the government must take your property, they must pay you a fair price for it

(a)  

You are entitled to a trial by jury in civil cases involving a lot of money

(a)