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Ex Post Laws Banned
Unjustified Restraint
Expression
Press
Petition
Assembly
Freedom of Religion
Church/State Relationship
Right to Bear Arms
Collection of Evidence
Double Jeopardy Banned
Due Process
Protection Against Self-Incrimination
Grand Jury Trial
Property Rights
Gender Non-Discrimination
Non-Discriminatory Suffrage
Due Process
Life (without due process)
Equality Before the Law
Racial Non-Discrimination
Birthright Citizenship
Slavery Banned
Pre-Trial Release
Cruel Punishment Prohibited
Civil Jury Trial
Criminal Jury Trial
Examine Witness
Public Trial
Speedy Trial
Fair Trial
Counsel
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What rights does the United States share with other countries around the world? At least 32 separate rights are found in the United States Constitution; explore which other countries have adopted similar rights.
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