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i have rights?!
can they do that? read each persons story and decide if that person has a right. if so, which of the amendments found in the bill of rights (the first 10 amendments) gives them that right?
- i dyed my hair green because i wanted to make a statement. i didnt think that statement would be, \search my backpack!\ a police officer stopped me and said that he was going to search my backpack because he didnt like my hair color. do i have a right to privacy in this circumstance?
□ no □ yes, in amendment # _____
- i was arrested 12 months ago. ive been accused of speeding, but i havent been given an opportunity to defend myself against the charge. i think theyre just going to leave me in this jail forever! do i have a right to a speedy and fair trial?
□ no □ yes, in amendment # _____
- i do not like our mayor at all. i think he has made some very bad choices and is not managing our town very well. im going to practice my free speech by spray painting a message for the whole town on the mayors front door. do i have a right to free speech through vandalism?
□ no □ yes, in amendment # _____
- i know there is a law against keeping lions as pets in my town, but as long as i keep it on my property i should be allowed to have one! thats what private property is all about, right? do i have a right to do what i want on my property?
□ no □ yes, in amendment # _____
- i am buddhist, which means that i practice the religion of buddhism. i just moved to a new town that has banned all religion. the sheriff has threatened to arrest me if i dont take an oath against religion. do i have a right to practice religion?
□ no □ yes, in amendment # _____
- as punishment for accidentally breaking my neighbors window, i have to replace all the windows that break in our town for the next year, while wearing a silly hat and embarrassing outfit! do i have a right to fight my punishment?
□ no □ yes, in amendment # _____
a world without? imagine what life would be like if our rights werent protected. in complete sentences, describe what might happen if each of these amendments were missing from the constitution.
- The 4th Amendment protects against unreasonable searches and seizures. A police officer cannot search someone's backpack just because he doesn't like their hair color.
- The 6th Amendment guarantees the right to a speedy and public trial.
- Free speech does not include vandalism. The 1st Amendment protects speech but not destructive actions.
- Local laws can regulate property use (like not keeping lions as pets). There is no Amendment that overrides a valid local law in this case.
- The 1st Amendment protects the free - exercise of religion.
- The 8th Amendment prohibits cruel and unusual punishment. Forcing someone to replace all town windows for accidentally breaking one neighbor's window is likely cruel and unusual.
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