1. Any case that a person is sued more than twenty dollars you have to take it to court.

2.if the sue is less than twenty it is a person problem and can be solved alone 

3. This is a law REQUIRED in common law in the  U.S

4. The seventh also protects the right to have a simple and civil court case.

5. If a court case or a result of a case turns violent who ever started gets the sentence that was offered up 

Amendment (720) or the seventh amendment was approved in 1792 stating if a controversy exceeds twenty dollars it shall be preserved. 

1. Any case that a person is sued more than twenty dollars you have to take it to court.

2.if the sue is less than twenty it is a person problem and can be solved alone 

3. This is a law REQUIRED in common law in the  U.S

4. The seventh also protects the right to have a simple and civil court case.

5. If a court case or a result of a case turns violent who ever started gets the sentence that was offered up 

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This news link explains the 7th and 2ed amendment and their differences.

The seventh amendment is a very important amendment. It protects and makes sure that EVERY court case runs smoothly and well. Without it we would have a very poorly organized court and would not be a good process. 

* Declares that all persons born or naturalized in the United States are American citizens and citizens of their state of residence.

*Representation in the House of Representatives must be made on the basis of the whole state population, excluding Native Americans not taxed.

*This excluded leaders of the confederacy from holding state or federal offices unless congress agreed to remove the ban by a two-thirds vote of each house.

*Confirms the public debt from the Civil War. However, the debt of the confederacy was declared invalid.

*Congress may pass legislation to enforce the amendment. This is the basis upon which the Civil Rights Act of 1964 was passed.

The 18th amendment was the prohibition of intoxicating liquors 

Passed by Congress on February 20th 1933

It is an example of the adaptivity of the constitution

It is the only amendment to take out another amendment

On February 20th, 1933 the amendment was passed and on December 5th, 1933 it was ratified. This amendment officially canceled the 18th amendment. 

*Lawsuits against a state must be tried in that states courts, this means that any state that files a lawsuit against another state has to be tried in the other state’s courts.

*Courts cannot place lawsuits against other states and try it in their own state.

*The judicial power of the U.S. cannot be construed to extend to any suit in law or equity.

*They cannot try for anything against any other state unless it’s in the states courts at all times, it won’t count if it is in their own courts.

*If North Carolina filed a lawsuit against Florida for wearing the NC flag on the people’s clothing it cannot be tried unless it’s in that state's court. 

1. States cannot require a poll tax for citizens to vote.

2. People who have failed to pay any other taxes may still vote.

3. Outlawing the poll tax as a voting requirement in federal elections.

4. The right of citizens are allowed to vote in any primary or other election without having to pay poll taxes or other taxes.

5. Individual states cannot make their own laws without violating the Congress. 

*Allows Congress to levy an income tax without apportioning it among the states on the basis of population.

*The 16th amendment established Congress's right to impose a Federal income tax.

*Sixteenth Amendment ratification arguments have been rejected in every court case. 

*Making it possible to enact a modern, nationwide income tax.

* The government must present witnesses and evidence to prove the crime and cannot force someone to testify against themselves 

* guarantees the right to a grand jury 

* protects the accused against bad quality as well as against prosecution 

* the right against self-incrimination 

  Passed by Congress May 13, 1912 

There aren’t any court cases that involve the 17 amendment.

It clarifies that the vice president becomes president if the president dies, resigns, or is removed from office. The amendment then establishes how a vacancy in the office of the vice president can be filled. Basically if the President has something bad happen to him the Vice President may fill the role. That is how the 25th amendment is used.