The Bill of Rights

A warrant issued by a judge is needed to

• hire a defense lawyer

• call a witness

• search a person's home

• post bail

During a trial a person accused of a crime has the right to

• hear and question witnesses

• demand to be tried in secret

• pick members of the jury

• stop a witness from testifying

A person who has been indicted by a grand jury has the right to all of the following except

• a jury tiral

• a defense lawyer

• a speedy trial

• an all woman jury

If found innocent at trial a person may not be

• tried again for the same crime

• tried ever again

• allowed to vote

• asked to serve on a jury

A person found guilty of a crime is protected from

• illegal-searches

• excessive fines

• paying for their lawyer

• having to have a cell mate

People arrested for crimes do not have the right to

• know the charges against them

• talk to a lawyer

• remain silent

• destroy evidence

The person most responsible for writing the Bill of Rights was

• George Washington

• James Madison

• John Adams

• John Hancock

Which of the following would not be protected under the 1st amendment

• Speaking against the president

• Practicing any reilgion

• Falsely crying "fire" in a crowed place

• Protesting a bill

The job of protecting the rights listed in the Bill of Rights belongs mainly to

• the president

• state governors

• congress

• federal courts

The second amendment protects the right to

• Own guns

• Practice any religion

• Remain silent

• Free speech