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Amendment #1Freedom of SpeechFreedom of Press

Freedom of ReligionFreedom of AssemblyFreedom of Petition

A new fashion company just came out with this new jacket. This new jacket was made with real rabbit fur, so some of the people didn’t like that so they went on strike and got a document to sign to stop that company from selling and making that product. They got all the signatures they needed and the company ignored their request. The company also sued all the people for petitioning.

The fashion company was wrong because the people had the right to ask the government to change things and people are guaranteed the freedom of petition.

Amendment #2 Freedom to Bear Arms

Bill and Sandy a husband and wife got in a big fight. The next day Bill went to a gun store and wanted to get a gun for no there reason but to kill Sandy. When he asked for a type of gun that was banned, the owner said sure here you go just don’t tell anyone where you got it. Luckily Bill got caught on his way to kill Sandy and the gun became in police custody. Later that evening the police found that the riffle wasn’t registered.

This case violates the banning of certain weapons and waiting periods.

Amendment #3 Quartering of Soldiers

A war was going on in Bedford NH in 2010. The government was sending the soldiers to other peoples houses to sleep, bathe, and eat their food. One of the home owners refused to let a soldier in to his home. That man was shot and kill for not following the governments orders.

The government was wrong because in the 3rd amendment it states that it is forbidden to quarter a soldier in your private home, and that “a mans home is his castle”. Your home is safe from all military intrusion.

Amendment #4 Right to be secure in our person and homes

Steve was in his home when the police barged in breaking down his door. Steve was polite and said hi can I help you? The police replied we are searching your house. Steve said can I ask why and the police rudely responded no its none of your business. Thee police found a TV and reported it stolen. Steve was taken to court over his TV. Mean while the police kept doing this act to all kinds of innocent people. The police didn’t have a search warrant stating Steve's name and what the police were searching for.

Amendment #5 Rights of the accused persons

• Grand jury• Double Jeopardy• Miranda rights• Self incrimination• Due process of law• Eminate Domain

Steve was pulled over for swerving. When the officer walked over he had a suspicion that Steve was drunk. When Steve rolled down his window the officer smelt a very strong alcoholic odor. The officer asked Steve to step out of his vehicle. When Steve got out of his vehicle the officer told him he was going to jail for DUI, then cuffed Steve when he was in the police car the officer was questioning him without telling him his rights

Amendment # 6

One day Mr. Brown and Mr. Smith were out shopping looking for something specific at Stop and Shop because they had everything else they needed soda, chips, cereal bars an others too, they were the only ones there at the time. At the same time that they were shopping to men who look similar to them had walked into the store. Mr. Brown and Mr. Smith didn’t find the whole wheat grain bread with extra fiber so they left to go to another store to see if they had it. About three to five minutes after they left the man who suspicious looked similar to them stole 2 cans of mountain dew which Mr. Brown and Mr. Smith had. Therefore Mr. Smith and Mr. Brown got pulled over for shoplifting.• People who are accused of committing a crime have the right to be present in court, and to have a layer representing them.

Amendment #7 Right to Trial by jury

• Barbra Was in her local Wal-Mart store When she slipped a wii remote into her purse. Surveillance cameras caught her in the act and the police were waiting for her at the exit of the store. The police were extremely upset and told her that she would never see the light of day again not even for trial.

• This was wrong because she has her rights to have a trial

Amendment # 8Protects from cruel ands unusually punishment and unusual bail

A 17 year old teenager named Ryan James was accused of committing a first degree murder. Ryan was accused of going into a pregnant mother and her 6 year old daughters home and robbing the house and slathering the pregnant mother in her home in Bedford ,NH. Ryan James broke into the house and went for the rooms upstairs. In one of the rooms was Nancy Howe who was 7 months pregnant heard the glass shatter and run out of the room. As she ran out of the room she caught eye with Ryan and he took he knife and slathered her. Nancy’s daughter was downstairs and took the house phone and ran outside into the woods and called 911. Within moments the police came and caught Ryan and took him to the police station. The Bedford police made a decision that Mr. James will have the death sentence. The Bedford Police made an unusual punishment by giving a punishment that doesn’t fit the crime. “ The punishment must fit the crime”.

*Bail money given to the court as a guarantee that the accused will show up for trial

Amendment # 9

One day Calvin and his friend Gary were walking out to go to high school together. Gary had planed on bringing a pocket knife to school and Calvin had known about this too but not the whole thing. Once they were arriving to school Gary handed Calvin the knife and told Calvin he had to stab someone for him. Calvin was a little scared and said no thanks you can do it yourself. Gary threatened Calvin that if he didn’t do it he would stab him. Calvin told didn’t want to be stabbed so he just took the pocket knife and headed on into the school.

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Gary had done something wrong he took Calvin’s rights away and told Calvin that he had to take the pocket knife. Gary doesn’t have any right to take away someone’s right. Calvin has the freedom of choice in the basic decision of life.

Freedom of Choice in The basic decisions of life