Do I Have the Right and the 5th Amendment of the Bill of Rights
You should play "Do I Have the Right" (Links to an external site), by iCivics. You can skip making an account to play the game. Please select the Bill of Rights only. You must play until Day 3 In order to get the point. Please submit a screenshot or picture of your law office with all of the lawyers and their Bill bubbles that you learned, and write one paragraph (at least five sentences) about things you learned or found surprising. This paragraph must contain specific references to our content from Chapter 4 and specific amendments that you worked on in the ga
1. "Do I Have the Right" link: https://www(dot)icivics(dot)org/games/do-i-have-right
2. Chapter 4 Book Link: https://openstax(dot)org/books/american-government-3e/pages/4-1-what-are-civil-liberties
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Do I Have the Right?
After playing the "Do I Have the Right" game, I have learnt some important rights to which everyone is entitled. For instance, if a person engages in a criminal case, the government has no right to take the victim's life, property or liberty without due process law. This rule aligns with the 5th Amendment of the Bill of Rights, which entitles a person to criminal cases, including due process and indictment by a grand jury for capital crimes (Krutz & Waskiewicz, 2021). On the other hand, I have learnt that everyone has the right to speak and express ideas and opinions to the public, government and the press. For example, if Congress passes a law banning a certain book concerning governments in foreign nations which I want to read, I have the right to read the b...