Exploring the Indiana Bill of Rights

The video provides an overview of the Indiana Constitution, focusing on Article 1, the Bill of Rights. It covers various sections detailing rights such as equality, religious freedom, free speech, and rights in criminal prosecutions. The video also discusses civil liberties, legal provisions, and rights related to hunting and wildlife conservation.

When was the current Indiana Constitution adopted?

• 2018

• 1970

• 1816

• 1851

What is the first right mentioned in Article 1?

• Freedom of speech

• Religious freedom

• Right to bear arms

• Equality

Which section talks about the freedom of religion?

• Section 4

• Section 3

• Section 2

• Section 5

What does Section 11 protect against?

• Excessive bail

• Unreasonable search and seizure

• Forced self-incrimination

• Double jeopardy

Which section ensures justice is administered freely and without delay?

• Section 12

• Section 18

• Section 19

• Section 13a

What right does Section 20 guarantee?

• Right to bear arms

• Right to a public trial

• Right of trial by jury in civil cases

• Freedom of speech

What does Section 32 allow?

• Right to bear arms

• Freedom of speech

• Right to public trial

• Freedom of assembly

What does Section 33 emphasize?

• The right to hunt and fish

• The right to freedom of speech

• The subordination of military to civil power

• The right to a fair trial

What is prohibited according to Section 37?

• Quartering soldiers in homes

• Imprisonment for debt

• Excessive fines

• Slavery and involuntary servitude

What is the purpose of Section 39a?

• To promote wildlife conservation

• To define civil rights

• To preserve hunting and fishing

• To limit property rights