Unit 3 Part 2
right to bear arms
2nd Amendment
search and seizure rights
4th Amendment
right to not testify against one's self in court
5th Amendment
right to legal representation
6th Amendment
right to trial by jury
7th Amendment
protect against cruel punishment
8th Amendment
powers not given to the gov are reserved to the states
10th Amendment
abolished slavery
13th Amendment
authorizes income tax
16th Amendment
direct electon of senators
17th Amendment
estiablished Prohibition
18th Amendment
women's right to vote
19th Amendment
start dates for terms of Congress/President in January rather than March
20th Amendent
repealed Prohibition
21st Amendment
two-term limit
22nd Amendment
no tax charged to vote
24th Amendment
clarifies the line of succession
25th Amendment
voting age from 21 to 18
26th Amendment
Marbury v. Madison
power to declare laws unconstitutional
"clear and present danger" doctrine
Constitutional rights are not absolute
certain rights guaranteed by the 1st Amendment
Tinker v. Des Moines
assured to be informed of rights when arrested
Miranda v. Arizona
civil liberties can both be protetcted and limited in schools
New Jersey v. T.L.O. and Tinker v. Des Moines
dealt with 4th Amendment
Mapp v. Ohio
including a woman's right to privacy is illustrated in the ___ because rights not listed still aplly
9th Amendment