Bill of Rights

How is "private" defined by the Fourth Amendment?

Which of these is NOT a component of the Sixth Amendment?

Freedom of the Press does NOT protect you from what?

The Sixth Amendment contains five components designed to protect whom or what?

What is the NSA doing with the information it collects?

When is bail set?

What is a reason for police officers to set up a roadblock?

When are police officers allowed to seize the belongings of citizens?

The main idea of the First Amendment was for the people to feel

The Ninth Amendment fundamentally reinforces which other Amendment?

Freedom of religion does NOT protect you from what?

Which one of these is NOT part of the First Amendment?

Which of these is NOT part of Amendment Five?

What is the two-word phrase a police officer needs to prove in order to search a citizen?

Which of these is considered NOT to be a form of cruel and unusual punishment?

The Third Amendment is a direct response to which British Act?

Which Amendment states the gov't can't take the belongings of private citizens for its own use?

The basic idea of the Seventh Amendment is

If the Tenth Amendment disappeared, there really wouldn't be a reason for whom or what?

The Tenth Amendment gives power to whom or what?

The driving idea behind the Second Amendment was for Americans to form

The Ninth Amendment essentially provides freedom of what?

Citizens lose the right to privacy when an object is

"Bearing arms" does NOT protect Americans from owning what?

The Freedom to Assemble does NOT protect you from what?