Bill of Rights

4. What a law is before it officially becomes one.
5. Believing in a certain set of beliefs; gods and prophets.
6. People in one place for one specific reason or cause.
9. Written defamation
11. The short introduction to the U.S. Constitution.
15. The action of confiscating or searching something of someone else's property.
16. To give formal permission to take action upon you or your property.
17. To sign or agree to something to make it official.
18. To circulate your opinion upon social media and news
20. Protecting your party usually in a legal case.
21. Carrying firearms/guns

1. Non-opinionated or any connections to change the final verdict in a legal case.
2. Spoken defamation
3. Legally taking action in a community or city.
7. The highest court in the U.S.
8. The national legislative body.
10. To make laws.
11. A formal written request which gets signed.
12. A way of declaring a promise or pledge.
13. A randomized group of people chosen to make a verdict on a legal case.
14. Typically used to reject a bill to pass as a law.
19. The right to vote.