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Protesting, saying your opinion about the government

Elonis v. U.S.court

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being able to believe in anything, and not being forced to join a religion

Engel v. Vitale

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being able to share whats happening on the news or newspaper to publicly show to people.

Hazelwood v. Kuhlmeier

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being able to group together to peacefully protest

Elonis v. U.S.

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Innocent until proven guilty which means the accused cant spend 3 days in jail without going to court

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able to carry a gun with you for protection.

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you cant be fired for being religious, sexual orientation, or skin color

Albemarle Paper Company v. Moody

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no soldiers can force themselves into your home

Engblom v. Carey

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police have no right to barge into your home or car unless they have a warrant or have reasonable suspicion.

Kansas v. Glover

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if a implied power isn't implied in the government then it the power belongs to the states.

Bond v. United States