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Lastly, the right to deny quartering of troops in peacetime. This one is pretty irrelevant today considering the last time a soldier came to crash on a random person's couch was probably a good while ago.
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This is another dated one, ruling that, if the value being demanded is above $20 (less than White Castle for four today), a civil case can be heard by a jury. I don't really plan on suing anyone, and if I were, the offense would have to be bad enough to justify asking a lot more than $20.
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This gives citizens the right to bear arms, to form a militia against a tyrannical government. This is a good safeguard against the government gaining too much power, but is somewhat dated considering that the country already has an organized military.
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This amendment says that all powers not given to the federal government are reserved to the states. This helps keep the government balanced, but does not directly affect me much.
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Another justice-centered amendment, this prevents unjust search and seizure, meaning, without a warrant, a person can not simply barge into my home and start going through my things. This is important for protecting privacy, but I don't exactly have any incriminating evidence in my home.
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This Amendment goes hand in hand with the 6th amendment by establishing rights for those accused of a crime. This amendment gives the right to refuse self-incrimination, be given due process, be seen by a grand jury, and it prevents double-jeopardy. These are all things that make trials more fair. The amendment also establishes eminent domain.
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This amendment lays out the rights I have in the event that I am accused of a crime. These include a fair, speedy, and public trial by my peers, having a lawyer, and facing my accusers/knowing what I'm accused of. This amendment is important because it ensures that the accused are treated fairly.
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Though all of the amendments centered around the justice system are almost equally important, this one stands out to me as the most protective. With the 8th Amendment in place, I know that, even if I am wrongfully accused of a crime, I will not be held with excessive bail or put through cruel and unusual punishment
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This is the second most important to me because it establishes the basic freedoms of speech, religion, press, assembly, and petition. The United States would not be the same without the emphasis put on these freedoms
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The 9th Amendment is the most important to me because it is a catch-all, covering any rights that the founding fathers may not have thought of. As long ans the 9th Amendment is in place, the people's rights are still protected.
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