Part 1. Bill of Rights

Index

• Article 1. Equality of Men; Origin and Object of Government
• Article 2. Natural Rights
• Article 2-A. The Bearing of Arms
• Article 3. Society, Its Organization and Purposes
• Article 4. Rights of Conscience Unalienable
• Article 5. Religious Freedom Recognized
• Article 6. Morality and Piety
• Article 7. State Sovereignty
• Article 8. Accountability of Magistrates and Officers; Public'sright to Know
• Article 9. No Hereditary Office Or Place
• Article 10. Right of Revolution
• Article 11. Elections and Elective Franchises
• Article 12. Protection and Taxation Reciprocal
• Article 13. Conscientious Objectors Not Compelled to Bear Arms
• Article 14. Legal Remedies to Be Free, Complete, and Prompt
• Article 15. Right of Accused
• Article 16. Former Jeopardy; Jury Trial In Capital Cases
• Article 17. Venue of Criminal Prosecutions
• Article 18. Penalties to Be Proportioned to Offenses; True Designof Punishment
• Article 19. Searches and Seizures Regulated
• Article 20. Jury Trial In Civil Causes
• Article 21. Jurors; Compensation
• Article 22. Free Speech; Liberty of the Press
• Article 23. Retrospective Laws Prohibited
• Article 24. Militia
• Article 25. Standing Armies
• Article 26. Military Subject to Civil Power
• Article 27. Quartering of Soldiers
• Article 28. Taxes, By Whom Levied
• Article 28-A. Mandated Programs
• Article 29. Suspension of Laws By Legislature Only
• Article 30. Freedom of Speech
• Article 31. Meetings of Legislature, For What Purposes
• Article 32. Rights of Assembly, Instruction, and Petition
• Article 33. Excessive Bail, Fines, and Punishments Prohibited
• Article 34. Martial Law Limited
• Article 35. The Judiciary; Tenure of Office, Etc
• Article 36. Pensions
• Article 36-A. Use of Retirement Funds
• Article 37. Separation of Powers
• Article 38. Social Virtues Inculcated
• Article 39. Changes In Town and City Charters, Referendumrequired