Bill of Rights

Because he carried a lot of money on him, the stamp collector was able to legally carry a gun.

• Amendment 1

• Amendment 2

• Amendment 3

• Amendment 4

Peter Policeman wanted to search a neighbor's house for stolen bicycles, but first he had to get a warrant from the judge.

• Amendment 1

• Amendment 2

• Amendment 4

• Amendment 5

Susie Q was so upset over the horrible crime that she wanted the judge to starve the murderer until he died, but the judge said he couldn't do that.

• Amendment 4

• Amendment 5

• Amendment 6

• Amendment 8

Boopsie Bride decided to change churches when she got married and the government didn't care.

• Amendment 1

• Amendment 2

• Amendment 4

• Amendment 5

Although Major Militant wanted his soldiers to stay it the houses of people living near the base, he couldn't do that.

• Amendment 1

• Amendment 2

• Amendment 3

• Amendment 8

The states of Ohio, Michigan, and California have chosen different ages for people in their state to legally drive.

• Amendment 10

• Amendment 9

• Amendment 8

• Amendment 6

Although he knew he was guilty of the crime, the criminal said he wouldn't answer questions about it.

• Amendment 4

• Amendment 5

• Amendment 6

• Amendment 7

Tootsie Talky said she didn't like the mayor of the city and no one arrested her for it.

• Amendment 1

• Amendment 2

• Amendment 6

• Amendment 9

When Freddy Kruger was arrested and charged with murder, he immediately hired a lawyer.

• Amendment 8

• Amendment 6

• Amendment 5

• Amendment 10

A group of teenagers gather quietly on a street corner. Neighbors complain and ask the police to arrest them for getting together as a group. The police refuse.

• Amendment 1

• Amendment 5

• Amendment 7

• Amendment 9