The Bill of Rights Practice Test

The Seventh Amendment right to a civil jury trial, because the government must provide a lawyer whenever money damages are at stake.

The Fifth Amendment double jeopardy protection, because appointing counsel prevents the defendant from being tried twice for the same offense.

The Tenth Amendment reservation of powers, because states decide whether defendants receive lawyers in their own criminal courts.

The First Amendment free exercise clause, because religious liberty requires the state to supply legal assistance to protect conscience and worship.

The Sixth Amendment right to assistance of counsel in criminal prosecutions, including appointment of counsel for indigent defendants in serious cases.