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Civil Righ ts and Liberties (Knowledge of Substantive rights and liberties)

Civil Righ ts and Liberties (Knowledge of Substantive rights and liberties). Alberta Precaj Corey Shattuck & Ashley Welch. Miranda Rights.

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Civil Righ ts and Liberties (Knowledge of Substantive rights and liberties)

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  1. Civil Rights and Liberties(Knowledge of Substantive rights and liberties) Alberta Precaj Corey Shattuck & Ashley Welch.

  2. Miranda Rights • Miranda Rights- When a person gets arrested the cops have to recite rights to that person, and they include the right to have an attorney, to remain silent ect. • Miranda rights were created in 1966 as a result of the case Miranda v. Arizona and they were created to prevent self-incrimination and to protect their right to council.

  3. Bill of Rights • First 10 amendments of the constitution defines basic liberties such as freedom of religion, speech, and press and guarantees defendants’ rights. • Most people know the bill of rights and their freedoms stated in the bill of rights. • Everyone knows they can practice whatever religion they want and that they have the freedom of speech and of the press.

  4. First 10 Amendments • Some people might not know the 14th amendment of the 15th, but everyone knows the 1st amendment and their rights under that amendment. • The first amendment states that people have basic rights such as freedom of speech, press assembly and religion.

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