Bill of Rights Part 2

If you are charged with committing a crime on Tuesday, January 5th at 9:15 am but you were in Zoom with Uribe or I, you could ask us to be your witness. Your alibi to prove you couldn't have committed the crime, you were with us!

If, for example, you are charged with stealing 50 airpods, your bail would not be $5 million. That's not reasonable. Also, while you are in jail for stealing airpods, the cops can't hang you by your fingernails. You must be treated humanely.

This means you have rights even if they are unenumerated (a fancy way to say specifically stated). If Ms. Elsbernd wins the lotto and wants to quit - she can! (She would never, but she could!) If Mr. Uribe wants to dye his hair orange during baseball season - he can!

Life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness.

Some things are left to the states. School, for example. Eighth graders in California learn US history. Eighth graders in Nevada have already learned it. A more current example...ELECTIONS...how states run their elections and count votes is up the the states. Marriage laws...how old you need to be. Driving laws are also state rules.