BOR

Question 1

Protection from unreasonable searches and seizures

Answer 1

Amendment 4, before a suspect is arrested

Question 2

Right to remain silent

Answer 2

5th Amendment, once a suspect is placed under arrest

Question 3

Right to a lawyer

Answer 3

Once a suspect is placed under arrest, 6th amendment

Question 4

Right to be notified of charges

Answer 4

6th amendment, before the trial begins

Question 5

Right to an indictment by a grand jury

Answer 5

5th amendment, before the trial begins

Question 6

Protection from excessive bail

Answer 6

8th amendment, before the trial begins

Question 7

Right to question and call witnesses

Answer 7

Once the trial begins, 6th amendment

Question 8

Right to a speedy and public trial

Answer 8

6th amendment, once the trial begins

Question 9

Protection from cruel and unusual punishment

Answer 9

8th amendment, after the trial

Question 10

Protection from double jeopardy

Answer 10

After the trial, 5th

Question 11

Right to trial by jury

Answer 11

After the trial, 6th

Question 12

Due process of Law

Answer 12

Established legal procedures used by police and courts

Question 13

Engel v. Vitale

Answer 13

Engel one, freedom of religion

Question 14

Gideon v. Wainwright

Answer 14

Gideon won, 6th amendment

Question 15

Hazelwood v. Kuhlmeier

Answer 15

Freedom of press, Hazelwood won

Question 16

Mapp v. Ohio

Answer 16

Amendment 4, Mapp won

Question 17

Miranda v. Arizona

Answer 17

Amendment 5,6, Miranda won

Question 18

Roper v. Simmons

Answer 18

Amendment 8, Simmons win

Question 19

Texas v. Johnson

Answer 19

Freedom of speech, Johnson won

Question 20

Tinker v. Des Moines

Answer 20

Freedom of speech, Des Moines won

Question 21

Wisconsin v. Yoder

Answer 21

Freedom of religion, Yoder won

Question 22

Amendment 1

Answer 22

Freedom of religion, petition, speech, assembly

Question 23

Amendment 2

Answer 23

The right to bear arms

Question 24

Amendment 3

Answer 24

Congress cannot force citizens to quarter soldiers

Question 25

Amendment 4

Answer 25

Protects against searches and seizures

Question 26

Amendment 5

Answer 26

Right to due process of law, right to remain silent, right to an indictment by a grand jury, protection from double jeopardy

Question 27

Amendment 6

Answer 27

Right to an attorney, right to know charges against you, right to a speedy and public trial, right to a question and call witnesses, right to a trial by jury

Question 28

Amendment 7

Answer 28

Guarantees the right to a trial by jury

Question 29

Amendment 8

Answer 29

Excessive bail, cruel and unusual punishment, punishment forbidden

Question 30

Amendment 9

Answer 30

Indicates citizens have rights outside of those listed

Question 31

The tenth amendment

Answer 31

Reserved powers

Question 32

Exclusionary rule

Answer 32

Any evidence gathered illegally it can be used against you in court

Question 33

Establishment clause

Answer 33

Congress cannot establish an official religion or favor one religion over another

Question 34

Free exercise clause

Answer 34

Congress cannot prohibit religion or practices of a religion unless someone’s safety is at risk or its breaking the law

Question 35

amendment 14

Answer 35

Our freedoms are not absoutle freedoms

Question 36

What year was it proposed in

Answer 36

1789

Question 37

What year was it ratified in

Answer 37

1791

Question 38

How many were originally proposed

Answer 38

12

Question 40

What not ratified amendment later became one in 1992

Answer 40

27th