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First ten amendments make your own adventure game - Coggle Diagram
First ten amendments make your own adventure game
a man who is notorious for being known to start Peaceful protests for the right to practice religion in schools
He went to a school and started encouraging kids to pray if they wanted. the school called the police. the police came and searched the man along with putting him in their car. they found a pocket knife on the man.
They arrested him. 2 days after being arrested, he was sent to court.
I Plead the First!
You argue that you had a right to pray and encourage praying so therefore you cannot charge me for this!
The police agree, but say you were carrying a pocket knife which is strictly against school policies. you are charged 6 months in jail and a 250 dollar fine.
you accept the fine
You pay the money and do the time.
The end
You argue the punishment is cruel and unusual
The judge asks the jury to decide if this is considered cruel or unusual
You Say in the middle of deliberation that it is cruel because 6 months in jail is improper for someone who did not even remember that he had a pocket knife.
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You ask for a witness
A small child comed up.
The child says you bent down and asked him to pray to god that i'm alive right now
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I plead the second!
You say you had the right to bear arms.
The Judge asks if you had any intentions with the knife
I did not know i had it.
Judge asks the jury to come to a conclusion
We say that we should only press a small charge of 50$
No
You are released from all chages.
Yes
The judge asks what those intentions were.
as you already know, i'm sure. i start protests and i got a splinter earlier and i had to dig it out.
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I Plead the fourth!
The Police say they were called there for a man threatening children
I do not deny i was carrying a Knife but it was unintentional
The Judge looks at the police like they are growing another head.
You press charges against the police for searching you without a warrant
The Judge seems reluctant but agrees
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You insist on letting you go and not pressing charges
The judge agrees with your decision and lets you go with only a warning.
I was not threatening the children. i was asking them to pray.
The judge asks three children to come and testify
The children all agree that he was only asking them to pray
The judge lets you go free, no charge.
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I was only giving them praise and motivation.
The judge is skeptical and calls 3 children to the stand
The children say you were asking them t pray for their life
You accept this
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You deny this
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5th amendment: You do not have to testify against yourself
1st amendment: The freedom of speech: the right to express yourself in public places.
10th amendment each state has their own power.
the 7th amendment is an extension of the sixth amendment but the jury trial is public
The 8th amendment prevents you getting cruel and unusual punishment
3rd amendment: People cannot Force you to shelter them
9th amendment says they WILL NOT NOT get rights that are not directly spelled
4th amendment: People cannot search you without a warrant
6th amendment: the right to a speedy trial.
2nd amendment: the right to keep and have weapons