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Across 1. DUE PROCESS CLAUSE OF THE FOURTEENTH AMENDMENT IS A FUNDAMENTAL “RIGHT TO PRIVACY” THAT PROTECTS A PREGNANT WOMAN’S CHOICE WHETHER TO HAVE AN ABORTION; OVERTURNED 3. EXPANSIONS OF GOVERNMENT POWERS TO STOP TERRORISM 4. PROVIDES THAT PERSONS BORN IN THE UNITED STATES ARE CITIZENS AND PROHIBITS STATES FROM DENYING DUE PROCESS OR EQUAL PROTECTION UNDER THE LAW 6. CITIZENSHIP BY SOIL; CITIZENSHIP GRANTED BECAUSE A PERSON WAS BORN IN THAT COUNTRY 8. IMPLIED RIGHTS DERIVED FROM THE EXPLICITLY STATED GUARANTEES IN THE CONSTITUTION 11. PAYMENT FOR SEIZED PROPERTY 14. FIFTH AMENDMENT REQUIRES THAT LAW ENFORCEMENT OFFICIALS ADVISE SUSPECTS OF THEIR RIGHTS WHILE IN POLICE CUSTODY 15. CHARGES AGAINST A PERSON 17. OVERTURNED DC BAN ON GUN OWNERSHIP FOR THE PURPOSE OF SELF-DEFENSE IN ONE’S OWN HOME 19. DETERMINED BY CONGRESS IN THE CONSTITUTION AND CLARIFIED BY THE 14TH AMENDMENT 21. PIECEMEAL PROCESS THROUGH WHICH THE SUPREME COURT HAS AFFIRMED THAT MANY OF THE PROTECTIONS WITHIN THE CONSTITUTION ALSO APPLY TO STATE GOVERNMENTS 24. RESTRICTS STATE GOVERNMENTS FROM DENYING CITIZENS THEIR LIFE, LIBERTY, OR PROPERTY WITHOUT DUE PROCESS OF LAW; INCORPORATED WITH THE FOURTEENTH AMENDMENT 26. JUDICIAL STANDARD REQUIRING GOVERNMENT TO IMPLEMENT AND ENFORCE LAWS FOLLOWING FAIR PROCESSES THAT ARE EQUALLY APPLIED TO EVERYONE 27. POST 9/11 POWERS OF SURVEILLANCE, INFORMATION GATHERING, ETC. 28. STATES CANNOT DENY BASIC BILL OF RIGHTS PROTECTIONS 29. NOT STATED IN THE CONSTITUTION, BUT IMPLIED THROUGHOUT THE CONSTITUTION AS A WHOLE AND PROTECTED TO SOME EXTENT

Down 2. CONSTITUTION DOES NOT CONFER A RIGHT TO ABORTION 5. FOURTEENTH AMENDMENT CLAUSE USED TO PROTECT THE CIVIL RIGHTS OF INDIVIDUALS FROM DISCRIMINATION 7. REQUIRES LAWMAKERS AND THE JUDICIARY TO MAKE SURE THAT LAWS THEMSELVES DO NOT HAVE AN UNFAIR IMPACT ON DIFFERENT MEMBERS OF SOCIETY 9. PROTECTS AN INDIVIDUAL ACQUITTED OF A CRIME BEING CHARGES WITH THE SAME CRIME AGAIN IN THE SAME JURISDICTION 10. REQUIRES LAW ENFORCEMENT TO TELL THOSE THEY ARE ABOUT TO ARREST OF THEIR RIGHTS 12. ALL EVIDENCE OBTAINED BY SEARCHES AND SEIZURES IN VIOLATION OF THE FOURTH AMENDMENT IS INADMISSIBLE IN A STATE COURT 13. APPLICATION BY THE STATE OF ALL LEGAL RULES AND PRINCIPLES PERTAINING TO A CASE 16. BY ANALYZING THE AMENDMENTS COLLECTIVELY, THE BILL OF RIGHTS IMPLICITLY PROTECTS PRIVACY AND THAT A MARRIED COUPLE’S PRIVACY EXTENDED TO THE USE OF CONTRACEPTION 18. POWER TO SEIZE PRIVATE PROPERTY FOR PUBLIC USE 20. POST 9/11 EXPANSION AND CREATION OF EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENTS AND AGENCIES 22. LAW BARRING FEDERAL MONEY BEING USED FOR ABORTIONS 23. RIGHT TO REMAIN SILENT AND TO HAVE AN ATTORNEY PRESENT DURING QUESTIONING; THESE RIGHTS MUST BE GIVEN BY POLICE TO INDIVIDUALS SUSPECTED OF CRIMINAL ACTIVITY BEFORE ARRESTING THEM 25. CITIZENSHIP BY BLOOD; CITIZENSHIP GRANTED BECAUSE ONE OR BOTH OF A PERSON’S PARENTS ARE CITIZENS