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SS - Pre-GED Unit 4 - Section 19 The Bill of Rights

front 1

Amendment

back 1

An addition or change

front 2

Bill of Rights

back 2

The first 10 amendments to the Constitution

front 3

What do the Fourth through Eighth Amendments guarantee?

back 3

Justice

front 4

The set of steps that officials who work in law enforcement and in the courts must follow to protect the right of the accused

back 4

Due Process

front 5

Name the Amendment (choose between 4th through 8th): A person has the right to be safe and secure

back 5

Fourth Amendment

front 6

Name the Amendment (choose between 4th through 8th): People accused of crimes have a right to a speedy and public trial.

back 6

Sixth Amendment

front 7

Name the Amendment (choose between 4th through 8th): A person is entitled to a trial by jury.

back 7

Seventh Amendment

front 8

Name the Amendment (choose between 4th through 8th): Fines and bail cannot be unusually large.

back 8

Eighth Amendment

front 9

Name the Amendment (choose between 4th through 8th): A person cannot be tried for a crime unless indicted, or formally charged with a crime.

back 9

Fifth Amendment

front 10

Indicted

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Formally charged with a crime