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Page 1: Bill of Rights - Amazon Web Servicesu.s. bill of rightsu.s. bill of rights 1st Amendment Freedom of religion, speech, press, assembly, and right to petition the government (1791) 2nd

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u.s. bill of rightsu.s. bill of rights1st Amendment

Freedom of religion, speech, press, assembly, and right to petition the government (1791)

2nd AmendmentRight to keep and bear arms (1791)

3rd AmendmentProtection from quartering soldiers (1791)

4th AmendmentProtection from unreasonable search and arrest (1791)

5th AmendmentCriminal case rights including grand jury, double jeopardy,

self-incrimination, due process (1791)

6th AmendmentRights of accused in criminal prosecutions; rights to fair jury trial, to confront opposing witnesses and to counsel (1791)

7th AmendmentCivil case rights and fair jury trial (1791)

8th AmendmentProtections against excessive bail, fines, cruel and unusual

punishment (1791)

9th Amendmentrights retained by the people (1791)

10th Amendmentrights reserved to states (1791)

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MAGNA CARTA - Judicial Appointments Commission · PDF filein the American Bill of Rights (1791) and the Universal Declaration of Human Rights (1948). Magna Carta also stated that no

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