Bill of Rights
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- The Fourth Amendment states that the government cannot search people, their homes, or belongings unless they have a warrant or probable cause. Here in this image, the owner of the house is exercising his fourth amendment right.
- The Fourth Amendment
- No! You don't have a warrant or a probable cause!
- I need to search your house and belongings right now!
- The Fifth Amendment states that the government cannot take a person's property and use it without fair payment. Additionally, if the government must do this, then they must go through due process/fair trial.
- Hello miss. I need to take this land and property in order to build more freeways.
- The Fifth Amendment
- No way! This land isn't for free! How much are you paying me?!
- One of the rights the Sixth Amendment gives to citizens is that they must be told what they are accused of doing and to have rights to a lawyer.
- The court rules the defendant guilty!
- The Sixth Amendment
- What is going on?? Why did I get arrested? What did I get charged with???!!! I don't even have a lawyer!
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