The government may not punish peaceful speech, shut down the press, favor one religion, ban peaceable assembly, or block petitions for redress. Which amendment protects those liberties?

The right of the people to keep and bear arms is protected by which amendment in the Bill of Rights?

The Third Amendment also covers wartime. Under what condition may soldiers be quartered in a private home during a war?

Officers need probable cause and a particular warrant before searching a house and seizing papers. Which amendment sets that limit?

Protection from double jeopardy, compelled self-incrimination, loss of liberty without due process, and uncompensated takings comes from which amendment?

A criminal defendant's right to a speedy and public trial, an impartial jury, witnesses, and assistance of counsel is protected by which amendment?

A federal civil lawsuit at common law seeks more than $20. Which amendment preserves the right to a jury trial?

The ban on excessive bail, excessive fines, and cruel and unusual punishment belongs to which amendment?

The Constitution's list of certain rights cannot be read to deny other rights retained by the people. Which amendment says that?

Powers not delegated to the United States and not prohibited to the states are reserved to the states or the people. Which amendment states this rule?

What does the Second Amendment protect?

What does the Third Amendment forbid the government to do in peacetime?

What does the Fourth Amendment protect?

What does the Fifth Amendment protect?

What does the Sixth Amendment protect?

What does the Seventh Amendment protect?

What does the Eighth Amendment protect?

What does the Ninth Amendment protect?

The First Amendment includes “establishment of religion.” What part of a dispute does that clause govern?

A clause protects a person from being made a “witness against himself.” In a criminal case, what does it govern?

A takings clause requires “just compensation.” What part of a case does that clause govern?

A criminal procedure clause refers to “Assistance of Counsel.” What part of the case does it govern?

The Seventh Amendment says no fact tried by a jury shall be reexamined in any U.S. court except by the rules of the common law. What does that clause limit?

The Eighth Amendment opens with “Excessive bail.” Which stage does that clause govern?

A city grants rally permits only to speakers who praise city officials and denies permits to critics. Which amendment does that action run into?

Police enter an apartment without a warrant, probable cause, or an emergency and seize a laptop. Which amendment does that search run into?

After a jury acquits a defendant, a prosecutor tries the same person again for the same offense. Which amendment does that action run into?

A judge begins a criminal trial years after arrest and refuses to let the defendant use a lawyer. Which amendment most directly names those trial rights?

During peacetime, federal troops order a homeowner to house soldiers in her spare room without consent. Which amendment does that order run into?

A federal agency claims power over a purely local matter even though no constitutional provision delegates that power to the U.S. government. Which amendment answers that claim?