10.3 Civil Liberties

The _________ _________ protects the right to keep and bear arms.

The Third and Fourth Amendments guard the rights to __________ of home and person.

The Supreme Court has interpreted the Constitution as protecting a right to _____________

The Constitution’s guarantees of ____________ _____________ require that government act in accordance with fair and public laws in whatever it does

A key purpose of the Bill of Rights is to protect individuals from _____________ ____________. Several amendments limit the government’s power and protect individual rights against government actions.

The Second Amendment was included to protect rights of states to form __________, ease fears of those worried about standing army controlled by federal government

1939, United States v. Miller: Court upheld law placing ____________ on possession of some types of guns often used by criminals

_____________ _______________ sometimes quartered—housed—soldiers in colonists’ homes

Third Amendment _________ ____________ from housing troops in private houses during times of peace without consent of owner

British authorities could conduct searches without _________ __________, strong likelihood they would find evidence of a crime

Sets terms for issuing __________ ___________, document giving police legal authority to search private property

1914, Weeks v. United States: evidence obtained illegally may not be used against person in court; known as _________ __________

_________ __________ Act gave law enforcement agencies more freedom to search telephone, e-mail communications, business, medical, library records

the Constitution makes no explicit reference to such a right of ___________.

This court case cited a right to privacy when the court held that state law could not deny a woman the right to an abortion.