Databases

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• The Bill of Rights (from the U. S. National Archives and Records Administration Exhibit Hall)
• The Bill of Rights (from Thomas Legislative Information on the Internet)
• Lady Liberty's Constitution Clearing House
• The Bill of Rights Institute
• Index to the Constitution
• Bill of Rights in the United States of America 1791
• The Avalon Project: Bill of Rights
• U. S. Constitution: Bill of Rights: The First Ten Amendments
• WebQuest: Bill of Rights by Elizabeth Coffey
• Know Your Rights
• American Civil Liberties Union

Laws

• Oyez Oyez Oyez a U. S. Supreme Court Database
• U. S. Founding Documents you can search the U. S. Constitution from this site.
• FindLaw
• Court TV: Find Law Legal Resources
• FLITE-Supreme Court Decisions, 1937-1975
• LII: Supreme Court Collection: Historic decisions
• Law.com: United States Supreme Court Monitor (searchable by key words)
• Criminal Justice Page by Dave Kopel
• The Village Voice Features: The War on the Bill of Rights by Nat Hentoff
• Civil Liberties and Civil Rights (from the Internet Law Library)
• Legal Information Institute( LII)

Amendment I: Freedom of Speech, Press, Religion and Petition

• Legal Information Institute( LII): Law About...First Amendment: an overview
• FindLaw: U. S. Constitution: First Amendment
• First Amendment of the Bill of Rights to the United states Constitution (from the American Library Association)

Amendment II: Right to Keep and Bear Arms

• The Second Amendment at Lady Liberty's Constitution Clearing House
• CNN-State by State Look at Gun Laws in the U. S.
• Gun Control Vs. Gun Rights: The Issue

Amendment III: Conditions for Quarters of Soldiers

• Findlaw:U.S. Constitution: Third Amendment
• A Brief History of the Third Amendment (by Jol A. Silversmith)
• The Third Amendment and the Issue of Standing Armies
• The Third Amendment at Lady Liberty's Constitution Clearing House

Amendment IV: Search and Seizure

• FindLaw :U. S. Constitution: Fourth Amendment
• The Fourth Amendment at Lady Liberty's Constitution Clearing House
• The "Fourth Amendment" Defined and Explained

Amendment V: Provisions Concerning Prosecution

• FindLaw: U. S. Constitution: Fifth Amendment
• Constitutional Topic: Due Process: The U. S. Constitution Online from U. S. Constitution.net
• Miranda: Rights of Silence

Amendment VI: Rights of Accused in Criminal Prosecutions

• Findlaw: U. S. Constitution: Sixth Amendment
• Legal Definition of Sixth Amendment (from the 'Lectric Law Library)
• What Does the Sixth Amendment Mean? To Whom Does it Apply? (Street Law and the Supreme Court Historical Society)

Amendment VII: Trial By Jury

• Findlaw: U. S. Constitution: Seventh Amendment
• Right of the Accused to Trail by Jury (Constitutional Rights Foundation Chicago, Chicago Historical Society)
• Trial by Jury by Clay S. Conrad

Amendment VIII: Excessive Bail, Cruel and Unusual Punishment

• Findlaw: U. S. Constitution: Eighth Amendment
• Legal Definition of the "Eighth Amendment"

Amendment IX: Unenumerated Rights

• Findlaw: U. S. Constitution: Ninth Amendment
• The Ninth Amendment at Lady Liberty's Constitutional Clearing House

Amendment X: States Rights

• FindLaw: U. S. Constitution: Tenth Amendment
• Legal Definition of the Tenth Amendment

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