Bill of Rights Review

Attending a gathering with other students to ask the school board to approve additional sports at the middle schools

• Freedom of Assembly

• Freedom of Petition

• Freedom of Expression

• Freedom of Religion

Fourth Amendment

• No unusual punishments

• No Unreasonable searches and seizures

• Require search warrants

• Require rights read to you

The right to remain silent if accused of a crime

• 8th amendment right

• 4th amendment right

• 6th amendment right

• 5th amendment right

Which of the following is Constitutional?

• The right to Petition the government

• The right to commit libel and slander

• The right to refuse to to be searched

• The right to select the judge at a trial

The Bill of Rights serves to

• Let the British know we will never belong to them again

• Give more power to Congress

• Make the Federalists happy

• Limit the government to individual freedoms will be protected

After a jury decides a suspect is not guilty, video evidence is found proving the person is guilty. What happens next?

• The suspect gets a new trial

• The suspect can sue the jury

• The suspect remains free

• The suspect is arrested again

Which of these amendments deals with people accused of crimes?

• 5th, 6th and 8th

• 2nd, 3rd and 4th

• 8th, 9th and 10th

• 1st and 7th

The legal procedures that must be followed

• Petitions

• Due Process

• Exclusionary Acts

• Seminary Rules

Civil Cases

• Are covered in the 6th Amendment

• Cannot have juries

• Are called law suits

• Are held when a crime is committed

Ratifying and Amendment

• 3/4 of the Congress

• 2/3 of the States

• 3/4 of the States

• 2/3 of the House of Representatives