Bill of Rights: The First Ten Amendments

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Amendment I

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a jury trial

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Amendment II

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people may not be subjected to excessive bail or fines

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Amendment III

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people cannot be forced to house and feed soldiers in peacetime and only if special laws are passed in time of way

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Amendment IV

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people may not be personally searched or seized, nor have in their possessions searched or seized, without a warrant

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Amendment V

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People cannot be forced to house and feed soldiers in peacetime and only if special laws are passed in time of war.

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Amendment VI

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A person is entitled to a fair, speedy, public trial by jury. A person is entitled to know the charges against him, to call witnesses for himself, and to obtain the advice of a lawyer.

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Amendment VII

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A jury trial is permitted in civil suits where the value exceeds $20.

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Amendment VIII

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The listing of some rights in the Constitution does not limit or deny other rights not specifically mentioned.

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Amendment IX

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The listing of some rights in the Constitution does not limit or deny other rights not specifically mentioned.

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Amendment X

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All powers not specifically given to the US by the Constitution or forbidden to the states are reserved to the states or to the people.