Bill of Rights

5. _____ search and seizure is prohibited by the fourth amendment.
6. The sixth amendment focuses on the rights of the ___ in criminal cases
7. The second amendment protects the right to keep and ____. (two words, no spaces between)
8. A person exercising their Constitutional right to not be forced to testify against him- or herself is said to ___. (3 words, no spaces between)
11. The first amendment allows the petitioning of the government for a "redress of ___."
13. The standard of evidence that must be met to have a warrant issued (2 words, no space between).
14. "Excessive bail shall not be required...nor cruel and ___ punishments inflicted."
17. The five first amendment rights are sometimes summarized as "freedom of ___."
18. "Congress shall make no law respecting an establishment of ____..." - the first amendment
20. The fourth amendment is often interpreted as guaranteeing a right to ___.

1. A group of citizen-soldiers mentioned in the second amendment.
2. A term referring to the fact that the authorities must follow the same procedure for all people; protected by the 5th amendment.
3. A Latin phrase meaning "You shall have the body;" the right to hear the charges against you, protected by the sixth amendment (two words, no space between)
4. "The powers not delegated to the United States...nor prohibited...to the states, are __ to the states..."
9. A term meaning "to be tried twice for the same offense," prohibited by the 5th amendment (two words, no space between)
10. "Excessive ___ shall not be required..." - the eighth amendment
12. The third amendment protects us against the ___ of soldiers in our homes.
15. The number of the amendment that says we have additional rights not listed in the Constitution
16. Amendment guaranteeing the right to a trial by jury.
19. The sixth amendment guarantees the right to a fair and ___ trial.