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Bill of Rights Scenarios
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All Baptists were taxed for going to church.
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Dominic was arrested for shoplifiting, but was not brought to trial for five years.
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Mario was found innocent of armed robbery, but the state decided to try him again.
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Carlos was suing Jacob for $100, but the judge denied them a jury trial.
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Gisella was sentenced to 30 years of solitary confinement for Grand Theft Auto.
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Judge Judy placed Marcelle's bail for pickpocketing at 1,000,000
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The President declared the only rights citizens have are the 1st - 8th Amendments.
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A group of labor leaders was told that they could not conduct a peaceful rally in the town.
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The judge insisted that Sarah, the defendant, take the stand & testify about the alleged crime
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The federal government decided that states were no longer necessary.
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For no apparent reason, the police stopped Jaden walking home, and searched her backpack.
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Lorretta Lynch, The U.S. attorney general, ordered all Americans to turn in all guns by Sat.
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Judge M.T. Nasty ordered a doctor to cut off the right hand of Austin, a convicted burglar.
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Russell was arrested & placed in jail. He was not informed of the charge against him.
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The police decided to wire tap Karmel's phone in the hope that they would uncover a crime.
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After being charged with arson, Milad was denied the right of counsel for his defense.
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Congressman Hunter didn't allow the Union Tribune to print an editorial criticizing his record.
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During peacetime the army ordered residents of El Cajon to house its soldiers.
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Congress passed a law banning the practice of Buddhism in the United States.
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Congress told the state of Kentucky that it would no longer be able to issue marriage licenses.
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