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The whole U.S. Constitution and all 27 amendments, explained one short page at a time. Free, no ads, no account.
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Your rights in 10 minutesThe five protections people use most, in plain English.Getting pulled over or stoppedWhat the law generally says when police stop, question, or search you.Rights at schoolSpeech, searches, and equal treatment for students in public schools.First-time voterWho can vote, what is protected, and what to do if turned away.
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1776TodayThe Bill of Rights
The first ten amendments, 1791. The Bill of Rights explained.
1FirstReligion, speech, press, protest2SecondRight to keep and bear arms3ThirdHousing soldiers4FourthSearch and seizure5FifthSilence, fair process, property6SixthRights at a criminal trial7SeventhJury in civil cases8EighthBail, fines, punishment9NinthRights not listed10TenthPowers of the states