Amendment and Supreme Court Flashcards

Flashcards of the dif   Remember, 27 amendments, 13 court cases.

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1st Amendment 1st Amendment


- Religion - Freedom to express religious beliefs
- Press - Freedom to express opinions via media
- Assembly - Freedom to gather
- Petition - Freedom to complain to your government
- Speech - Freedom to say what you think.
2nd Amendment 2nd Amendment
People, as part of a constant militia, may carry weapons
3rd Amendment 3rd Amendment
Soldiers may not simply barge into your house.
4th Amendment 4th Amendment
Searches are not allowed unless a warrant is granted.
5th Amendment 5th Amendment
You may stay silent during a trial so not to testify against yourself.
6th Amendment 6th Amendment
Everyone receives a speedy trial, an unbiased jury, and may receive a lawyer.
7th Amendment 7th Amendment
Courts cannot be shifted in order to obtain a different view on the case. The case must be worth more that $20.
8th Amendment 8th Amendment
Excessive bail shall not be charged. Cruel and unusual punishment is illegal.
9th Amendment 9th Amendment
Anything not said in the Constitution shall not be held against the people.
10th Amendment 10th Amendment
Powers not given in Constitution are given to states and to the people.
11th Amendment 11th Amendment
The U.S. Judiciary system only deals in American affairs.
12 Amendment 12 Amendment
The voting process, as well as the two-house government system, is described.
13th Amendment
13th Amendment
No slavery is allowed, and Congress may enforce this by creating laws.
14th Amendment 14th Amendment
Those born in the US are US citizens. Representatives are based upon population, and those who rebel against the government may not join it.
15th Amendment
15th Amendment
The right to vote cannot be denied based on race, color, or previous condition of servitude.