e. Petition 2. 3. Quartering - 4. Privacy – 5. Protection for those accused of a crime (except eminent domain it doesn’t relate to the others) – a. due process b. right to remain silent c. charged by a grand jury for serious crimes d. no double jeopardy e. eminent domain 6. Rights for those accused of a crime a. Trial speedy, public, impartial jury – b. c. Right to know the charges d. e. to a lawyer 7. to a jury in a Civil Case 8. a. No excessive bail or fines b. 9. Not a complete list of rights 10. Reserved Powers – 11. Provides that a lawsuit brought by a citizen of the U.S. or a foreign nation against a state must be tried (1795) in state court, not in a federal court. 12. Provides for the Electoral College to use separate ballots in voting for president and vice president. (1804) B. Civil War Amendments - Passed with former slaves in mind (expanded today) 13. Freedom for slaves (1865) 14. a. Defined Citizenship (1868) b. States can’t deny Due Process Incorporation Bill of Rights now applies to State govt. too – c. States can’t deny Equal Protection of the Law in civil rights cases of mid-1900s –used
e. Petition 2. 3. Quartering - 4. Privacy – 5. Protection for those accused of a crime (except eminent domain – it doesn’t relate to the others) a. due process b. right to remain silent c. charged by a grand jury for serious crimes d. no double jeopardy e. eminent domain 6. Rights for those accused of a crime a. Trial – speedy, public, impartial jury b. c. Right to know the charges d. e. to a lawyer 7. to a jury in a Civil Case 8. a. No excessive bail or fines b. 9. Not a complete list of rights 10. Reserved Powers – 11. (1795) Provides that a lawsuit brought by a citizen of the U.S. or a foreign nation against a state must be tried in state court, not in a federal court. 12. (1804) Provides for the Electoral College to use separate ballots in voting for president and vice president. B. Civil War Amendments - Passed with former slaves in mind (expanded today) 13. (1865) Freedom for slaves 14. (1868) a. Defined Citizenship b. States can’t deny Due Process Incorporation – Bill of Rights now applies to State govt. too c. States can’t deny Equal Protection of the Law –used in civil rights cases of mid-1900s
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