The Bill of Rights

The right to bear arms

• 1 (I)

• 2 (II)

• 3 (III)

• 4 (IV)

You cannot be forced to quarter soldiers

• 1 (I)

• 2 (II)

• 3 (III)

• 4 (IV)

Freedom of speech, press, assembly, religion, and petition.

• 1 (I)

• 2 (II)

• 3 (III)

• 4 (IV)

The police cannot search you or your property without a warrant

• 1 (I)

• 2 (II)

• 3 (III)

• 4 (IV)

You cannot be charged excessive bail or have cruel and unusual punishment

• 5 (V)

• 6 (VI)

• 7 (VII)

• 8 (VIII)

You do not have to give evidence to incriminate yourself of others

• 5 (V)

• 6 (VI)

• 7 (VII)

• 8 (VIII)

Right to trial by a jury

• 5 (V)

• 6 (VI)

• 7 (VII)

• 8 (VIII)

The right to a speedy trial

• 5 (V)

• 6 (VI)

• 7 (VII)

• 8 (VIII)

Each state has the right to make their own laws

• 1 (I)

• 2 (II)

• 9 (IX)

• 10 (X)

There are more rights than the ones listed in the Constitution

• 5 (V)

• 6 (VI)

• 9 (IX)

• 10 (X)