The BILL of RIGHTS, U.S. CONSTITUTION

First Amendment: Freedom of Religion, Speech, Press, Assembly, Petition for Grievances

Second Amendment: Right to Well-Regulated Militia

Third Amendment: Against Forcing troops to be quartered in homes

Fourth Amendment: Against unreasonable Search and Seizure

Fifth Amendment: To Due Process, a Grand Jury, Against Double Jeopardy and Self-Incrimination

Sixth Amendment: Rights of those accused of crimes: to a speedy public trial, to a lawyer, to an impartial jury, to know and confront accusers

Seventh Amendment: Right to a jury in federal civil cases

Eighth Amendment: Against cruel and unusual punishment, excessive fines and bail

Ninth Amendment: People retain other rights beyond those listed here (“Non-enumerated rights.”

Tenth Amendment: Other powers not given to the US in the Constitution are reserved to the States and the PEOPLE (not the President!)