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Uploaded by on Sep 10, 2008

Billy Right breaks down the first 10 ammendments. You can't miss this hilarious way to memorize the Bill of Rights as well as the Preamble. Lyrics are now on the video!!!

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  • haah..i want these lyrics!!!

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  • finally something educational

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  • can i have the lyrics please????!?!?!? post them on my page.

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  • DUmb ass vid u cant rap at all.

  • Hmmm,very good work on the video. I like the song plus it helped me in history last week,so thanks. Also the 7 DISLIKES are people who hate the 3rd ammendment,they want us to live with the army. I say NAY.

  • take that people who hate rights.

  • Oh and also with the first amendment if its slander you cant say it and if its libel you cant right it

  • The tenth amendment allows the people to vote an the amendments in the sate constitution if put up to a vote

  • The Ninth Amendment states that any rights that are not states in the B.O.R. are left to the people but not necessarily because each state also has its own constitution and if your boo is a guy and so are you you can't get married according to state constitutions

  • The Eighth Amendment also forbids excessive bail or fines and your momma has nothing to do with the eigth amandment because it has to do with court procedure and interrogation

  • The Seventh Amendment is specifically for civil cases considering the fifth and sixth amendments are referring to criminal cases and also say that you must have a trial by jury

  • The Sixth Amendment guarantees a speedy public trial for criminal offenses, requires a trial by jury, guarantees that the accused may require legal counsel (if you cannot afford a lawyer one will be provided for you) and the accused may require witnesses to attend trial and testify in the presence of the accused

  • The Fifth Amendment also forbids a trial on a major crime without and indictment by the Grand Jury and you can be tried twice in very limited circumstances also forbids punishment wothout due process of law. The rights stated in the Fifth Amendment are known as the rights of the accused A.k.a Miranda Rights coming from the Supreme Court case Miranda vs. Arizona

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