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Civics Chapter 4 Section 1-2

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Civil LibertyFreedom to think and act without govt interference or fear of unfair legal treatment
5 basic freedomsReligion, speech, press, aseembly, petition
Seperation of Powers ClauseThe US does not have an official religion
Freedom of ReligionPeople can practice faith how they want
Free SPeechOur right to say what we want in public or provate without fear of being stopped or punished for it
Freedom of SpeechCan include art, music, clothing, speeches, internet messages, conversations, and so on
Freedom of the PressFreedom to say what we want in the press, which includes magizines newspapers TVs radio and other media sources
CensorshipBanning of printed materials or film because they are offensive
Freedom ASsemblyWe can get together as long as we are peaceful
Petitionformal request for govt to act
Freedom of PetitionRight to express ourselves to the Govt
slanderspoken untruths that are harmful to someone's reputation
libelwritten untruths that are harmful to someone's reputation
accuseda person officially charged with a crime
probable causea strong reason to think a person or property was involved in a crime
Search warrantcourt order allowing police to search property and seize evidence
indictmenta document issued by a grand jury to charge someone with a crime
double jeopardyputting someone on trial for a crime he or she was previously found innocent
self-incriminationgiving evidence about yourself that could lead you to being found guilty of a crime
due processfollowing established legal procedures
eminent domainthe right of the govt to take private property for public use
bailsum of money used as security deposit to esnure that an accused person shows up to trial
Unreasonable Search and Seizure4th Amendment
Indictment5th AMendment
protection agaisnt self-incrimination5th Amendment
Double Jeopardy5th Amendment
Eminent Domain5th Amendment
Due Process5th Amendment
Right to a lwayer6th Amendment
Speedy and public trial6th Amendment
Right to call witnesses in your defense6th Amendmnet
Right to question witnesses againt you6th Amednment
Right to trial by jury6th Amendment
No excessive bail8th Amendment
No cruel and unusual punishment8th Amendment
Own a firearm2nd Amendment
No quartering of soldiers3rd Amendment
Trial by jury in civil case7th Amendment
TRial in civil cases7th Amendment
Gurantees rights not in constitution9th Amendment
Powers not given to Federal Govt are given to states10th Amendment
Civil Case vs FederalCivil is a property case and in court it is you against another person, not a law



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