First Amendment-Bill of Rights

The amendments to the Constitution of the US are in terms of the Bill of Rights. These amendments limit the power of the federal government and guarantee rights and freedoms of individuals. The rights and freedoms that the Charter of Rights guarantees are the following: freedom of expression, freedom of assembly, freedom of appeal, freedom of religion, and the right to bear and own arms, with the authority to be at without charge unreasonable seizures and searches, or at unusual and punishment cruel, the right not to testify against oneself, to due process, speedy trial by an impartial jury and local levels. In addition, there is a reservation in the Bill of Rights, as the enumeration in the Constitution, of guaranteed privileges, shall not be interpreted to disparage or deny others engaged by the populace. There shall be no violation of any law, with respect to prohibiting the free exercise, an establishment of religion or thereof, or condensing the independence of the press or speech. In a similar way, there should be the right of people peaceably to assemble and to petition the government for restore of accusations.

I fully support practice of exercise of any religious conviction, any law or legislation which leads to prevent the practice of any religion; any law or legislation leads to a disruption of freedom of speech, news reporting, and the right people in the establishment of peaceful assemblies or sending petitions to the government demanding the elimination of injustice. With the agreement, there should not be enacting of any laws regarding the prohibiting the freedom of religion and ascertainment of religion, where else condensing the freedom of speech. Moreover, there should be no barring of press.

There shall be no making of law establishing a religion, or prohibiting the free effect thereof. Not ...