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What is this Bill of Rights that is so important to the citizens of the United States? It is contained in the first ten amendments to the Constitution. The first Amendments is the basic statement of American freedoms. It projects freedom of religion, freedom of speech, and freedom of the press.
The First Amendment guarantees that religion and government will be separate in America. It says congress will make no law establishing an official religion. Nor will Congress interfere in the people’s right to worship as they choose. The First Amendment also says Congress will not make laws restricting the people’s right to gather peacefully and to make demands on the government.
The Second Amendment guarantees the peoples’ right to keep weapons as part of an organized militia. The Third Amendment says people may not be forced to let soldiers stay in their homes during peacetime.
The Fourth through the Eighth Amendments all protect the people’s right in the criminal justice system.
The Fourth Amendment projects people from unreasonable searches and seizures. If police want to search a suspect’s house or papers, they must get special permission from a judge. The document from the judge must say exactly what police are looking for. And it must describe the place to be searched.
The Fifth Amendment says no one can be put on trial for a serous crime unless a grand jury has first examined the evidence and agreed that a trial is needed. No one can be put on trial more than once on the same criminal charge. And no one can be forced to give evidence against himself in court.
The Fifth Amendment also says no one can lose their freedom, property, or life except ye the rules of law. And the government cannot take people’s property for public use without paying than a fair price.
The Sixth Amendment says all persons accused of crimes have the right to a fair and speedy public trial by a jury. This guarantees that people cannot be kept in prison for a long time unless a jury has found them guilty of a crime.
The sixth Amendment also guarantees the right of accused persons to be defended by a lawyer. It says they must be informed of the nature and cause of the charges against them. And it says they have the right to face and question their accusers.
The Seventh Amendment guarantees a person’s right to have a jury decide his legal dispute with another person. The English Amendment bars all cruel and unusual punishments.
The Ninth Amendment provides protection for other rights not state directly in the Constitution. And the Tenth Amendment says any powers which the Constitution does not give to the national government belong to the states of to the people themselves.