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Prevents soldiers from requiring that citizens open their private homes to them​

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The citizens have the right to own weapons to protect themselves​

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Freedom of religion, speech, press, the right to protest peacefully, and the right to petition the government​

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Protecting the private property of citizens from random and unwarranted searches​

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Protections for persons accused of committing crimes.  ​

A person cannot be charged with a capital crime without being indicted, or formally charged, by a grand jury​

Government cannot commit double jeopardy. ​

A person cannot be required to be a witness against himself or herself in a criminal case.​

Due Process:  Government must follow fair procedures before punishing individuals for committing crimes

Miranda Rights

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The right to a "speedy and public trial" by jury. ​

Individuals have the right to know the cause and details of the charges against them. ​

And, if accused of a crime, a person has the right to confront witnesses, present their own witnesses, and have a lawyer to defend them.​

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Requires jury trials in all civil cases involving disputes of more than 20 dollars​

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Protects individuals from unreasonable punishments.  Prevents officials from charging excessive bail. Forbids excessive fines as punishment and prohibits the government from using "cruel and unusual" punishments​

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Makes it clear that people have fundamental rights beyond those listed in the first eight Amendments

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Clarifies the distribution of powers between the federal and state governments.

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(reading that he has no right to others homes and/or property)

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Freedom of Speech