Political Science: Amendments
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- The amendments that specifically deal with the rights of criminal defendants are
- Amendment 15 of the U. S. Constitution deals with
- Free Speech on government property requires a permit.
- Under the 4th Amendment, unreasonable searches require an invasion by the government.
- Under the 8th Amendment, the Supreme Court held the death penalty to be constitutional.
- Amendment 5 of the U.S. Constitution refers to Search and Seizure.
- Administrative searches are reasonable, and therefore constitutional.
- The Free Exercise Clause forbids the government to question ones conduct.
- The Free Exercise Clause allows the government to question your beliefs concerning your religion.
- Amendment 1 of the U.S. Constitution refers to the relationship between states.
- Federal courts have authority over issues relating to state laws.
- The 10th Amendment provides for reserved powers to the states.
- The 8th Amendment protects citizens from UNREASONABLE searches and seizures.
- Life, Liberty and the Pursuit of Happiness are referred to as the Free Exercise of the 1st Amendment.
- The right to privacy is explicitly guaranteed in the Bill of Rights.
- Americans are very limited in their freedom to criticize public officials.
- The establishment clause of the First Amendment, as it is understood today
