RIGHTS GUARANTEED
BY THE DUE PROCESS CLAUSE OF THE FOURTEENTH AMENDMENT
|
Amendment |
Specific Right involved |
Has it been incorporated to the states |
Case title and date (if any) when right was applied
to states |
|
First |
Freedom of religion |
Yes |
Cantwell v Connecticut
(1940) |
|
First |
Freedom of speech |
Yes |
Gitlow v New York (1925) |
|
First |
Freedom of press |
Yes |
Near v. Minnesota (1931) |
|
First |
Freedom of assembly |
Yes |
De Jonge
v Oregon (1937) |
|
Second |
Right to bear arms |
NO |
|
|
Third |
Quartering of soldiers |
NO |
|
|
Fourth |
No unreasonable searches or
seizures |
Yes |
Mapp v Ohio (1961) |
|
Fifth |
Indictment by a grand jury |
NO |
|
|
Fifth |
No double jeopardy |
Yes |
Benton v Maryland (1969) |
|
Fifth |
No self incrimination |
Yes |
Malloy v Hogan (1964) |
|
Fifth |
Due process of law |
Yes |
14th Amendment
contains same language |
|
Fifth |
No taking of private
property without compensation |
Yes |
14th Amendment
contains same language |
|
Sixth |
Speedy trial |
Yes |
Klopfer v North Carolina (1967) |
|
Sixth |
Public trial |
Yes |
In re Oliver (1948) |
|
Sixth |
Trial by jury |
Yes |
Duncan v Louisiana (1968) |
|
Sixth |
Impartial tribunal |
Yes |
Tunney v Ohio (1927) |
|
Sixth |
Right to be informed of the
charge |
Yes |
Cole v Arkansas (1948) |
|
Sixth |
confrontation and
cross-examination |
Yes |
Pointer v Texas (1965) |
|
Sixth |
Right to obtain witnesses |
Yes |
Washington v Texas (1967) |
|
Sixth |
Assistance of counsel |
Yes |
Gideon v Wainwright (1963) |
|
Seventh |
trial by jury (civil cases) |
NO |
|
|
Eighth |
No excessive bail |
NO |
|
|
Eighth |
No cruel or unusual
punishment |
Yes |
Robinson v. California
(1962) |