The Bill of Rights

2. A process by which the government must treat accused persons fairly according to the rules of established law
3. A list of citizen's rights, the first ten amendments to the Constitution
6. Descriptions of situations or conflicts, the issues involved and the decisions made
8. An assembly, in this case for the purpose of proposing or ratifying an amendment
11. Locke declared this to be a natural right that no government could take away. The founders changed it to "Pursuit of Happiness" in the Declaration
12. The way in which changes are added to the Constitution
13. The power to take private property for public use

1. The situation in which the government may not favor or establish an official religion
4. Being placed on trial twice for the same crime
5. "Freedom of _______," the right to express one's opinions publicly
7. The town involvedin a Supreme Court case in which free speech was extended to protect American Nazis and their racist message
9. The city at the center of the Supreme court case in which eminent domain was extended to transfer property from one private owner to another
10. "Freedom of _______," the right to publish newspapers, magazines and other materials without government restriction