1. Freedom of speech, religion, and assembly
2. Right to bear arms
3. Protection against unreasonable searches and seizures
4. Protection against unreasonable arrests and searches
5. Right to due process of law
6. Right to confront witnesses in court
7. Right to a speedy and public trial
8. Protection against excessive bail and cruel and unusual punishment
9. Right to retain counsel
10. Powers reserved to the states and people
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