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US Amendments

AB
1stProtects freedoms of speech, religion, pressm,assembly,and petition
2ndGives state militias the right to bear arms or keep weapons
3rdLodging for soldiers in homes is only permissible with consent of owner
4thProhibits unreasonable searches and seizures, requires warrant if there is probable cause to believe that a search will produce evidence
5th Outlines legal rights of people in criminal proceedings. For a trial for a felong person must be charged w/ specific crime. No double jeporady. Can't be forced to testify agains oneself, must receive due process. Government may not seize private proberty w/o paying market price
6thProtects rights if people in criminal cases, guarantees right to speedy trial. Accused must be told of charges.
7thPreserves right be trial of jury in civil cases
8th Forbids unreasonably high bail and cruel and unusual punishment.
9thPeople have certain rights even if the Constituiton doesn't list them
10thPowers not given to Federal government are given to the state. Limits power of federal government
11thProhibits Federal courts from hearing cases lodged against a state by a citizen of another state.
12thRequires that choices for President and VP are designated as such
13thAbolished slavery
14thDefined citizenship as being born or naturalized in the US
15thRight to vote cannot be denied because of race.
16thGives Congress the power to impose income tax
17thSenators are elected directly by the people.
18thProhibits manufacture, sale, and shipment of alcoholic beverages.
19thGives women the right to vote.
20thStates that presidential terms begin January 20th, Congress begins January 3rd
21stRepealed the 18 amendment
22ndLimits the President to serve 2 terms
23rdWashington D.C. is given the right to vote for President and VP
24thProhibits payment of tax as a requirement to vote.
25thOutlines the procedures for presidential succession in case of presidential disability
26thLowers voting age to 18
27thCongress cannot pass an immediate salary increase for itself.


Jeffrey Withington

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