Right to privacy Cannot be tried for the same crime twice May not be punished without proof Right to bear arms Trial by jury over $20 No excessive bail Right to speedy trials Right to peaceable assembly No cruel or unusual punishment May not be searched without warrant Soldiers cannot be quartered in homes The right to confront witnesses Right to redress of grievances Freedom of speech Trial of criminal cases Innocent until proven guilty Cannot deny rights Informed of why you are being arrested States may create own their own laws Civilians are aloud to own handguns Trial of civil cases Call witnesses in one's defense Freedom of religion Cannot be forced to speak Right to privacy Cannot be tried for the same crime twice May not be punished without proof Right to bear arms Trial by jury over $20 No excessive bail Right to speedy trials Right to peaceable assembly No cruel or unusual punishment May not be searched without warrant Soldiers cannot be quartered in homes The right to confront witnesses Right to redress of grievances Freedom of speech Trial of criminal cases Innocent until proven guilty Cannot deny rights Informed of why you are being arrested States may create own their own laws Civilians are aloud to own handguns Trial of civil cases Call witnesses in one's defense Freedom of religion Cannot be forced to speak
(Print) Use this randomly generated list as your call list when playing the game. There is no need to say the BINGO column name. Place some kind of mark (like an X, a checkmark, a dot, tally mark, etc) on each cell as you announce it, to keep track. You can also cut out each item, place them in a bag and pull words from the bag.
Right to privacy
Cannot be tried for the same crime twice
May not be punished without proof
Right to bear arms
Trial by jury over $20
No excessive bail
Right to speedy trials
Right to peaceable assembly
No cruel or unusual punishment
May not be searched without warrant
Soldiers cannot be quartered in homes
The right to confront witnesses
Right to redress of grievances
Freedom of speech
Trial of criminal cases
Innocent until proven guilty
Cannot deny rights
Informed of why you are being arrested
States may create own their own laws
Civilians are aloud to own handguns
Trial of civil cases
Call witnesses in one's defense
Freedom of religion
Cannot be forced to speak