Refuses toanswer policequestionswithout alawyer present.Writes anarticleexposinggovernmentcorruption.Is allowed toquestion thewitnessestestifyingagainst them.8thamendmentPolice ask tosearch a car,but the driversays no — andthey leave.Starts apeacefulprotest in thetown square.A prisonerisn’t subjectedto cruelpunishment injail.Right to apublic trialinstead ofone held insecret.1stAmendmentAttends areligiousservice of theirchoice withoutinterference.Sues abusiness fordamagesand requestsa jury trial.4thamendmentA cop hasreasonablesuspicion orcause toinvestigatefurtherA judgerefuses to setan excessivebail for aminor crime.5thamendment2ndAmendmentIsn’t tried twicefor the samecrime afterbeing foundnot guilty.Says, “Iplead theFifth” duringa policeinterview.6thamendmentKeeps a legallyregisteredweapon athome for self-defense.7thamendmentLegally ownsa handgunafter passinga backgroundcheck.Has aspeedy trialafter beingarrested.A judge issuesa warrantbefore policesearch ahouse.Wears a shirtcriticizing thegovernmentand doesn’tget arrested.Refuses toanswer policequestionswithout alawyer present.Writes anarticleexposinggovernmentcorruption.Is allowed toquestion thewitnessestestifyingagainst them.8thamendmentPolice ask tosearch a car,but the driversays no — andthey leave.Starts apeacefulprotest in thetown square.A prisonerisn’t subjectedto cruelpunishment injail.Right to apublic trialinstead ofone held insecret.1stAmendmentAttends areligiousservice of theirchoice withoutinterference.Sues abusiness fordamagesand requestsa jury trial.4thamendmentA cop hasreasonablesuspicion orcause toinvestigatefurtherA judgerefuses to setan excessivebail for aminor crime.5thamendment2ndAmendmentIsn’t tried twicefor the samecrime afterbeing foundnot guilty.Says, “Iplead theFifth” duringa policeinterview.6thamendmentKeeps a legallyregisteredweapon athome for self-defense.7thamendmentLegally ownsa handgunafter passinga backgroundcheck.Has aspeedy trialafter beingarrested.A judge issuesa warrantbefore policesearch ahouse.Wears a shirtcriticizing thegovernmentand doesn’tget arrested.

Bill of Rights - Call List

(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.


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  1. Refuses to answer police questions without a lawyer present.
  2. Writes an article exposing government corruption.
  3. Is allowed to question the witnesses testifying against them.
  4. 8th amendment
  5. Police ask to search a car, but the driver says no — and they leave.
  6. Starts a peaceful protest in the town square.
  7. A prisoner isn’t subjected to cruel punishment in jail.
  8. Right to a public trial instead of one held in secret.
  9. 1st Amendment
  10. Attends a religious service of their choice without interference.
  11. Sues a business for damages and requests a jury trial.
  12. 4th amendment
  13. A cop has reasonable suspicion or cause to investigate further
  14. A judge refuses to set an excessive bail for a minor crime.
  15. 5th amendment
  16. 2nd Amendment
  17. Isn’t tried twice for the same crime after being found not guilty.
  18. Says, “I plead the Fifth” during a police interview.
  19. 6th amendment
  20. Keeps a legally registered weapon at home for self-defense.
  21. 7th amendment
  22. Legally owns a handgun after passing a background check.
  23. Has a speedy trial after being arrested.
  24. A judge issues a warrant before police search a house.
  25. Wears a shirt criticizing the government and doesn’t get arrested.