Sixth Amendment: Rights of Accused Persons The Sixth Amendment guarantees a number of rights to people who have been _________________ of crimes. These rights help ensure procedural due process. Two of the rights apply to pretrial proceedings: the right to be ___________________ what crime you are accused of and the right to assistance from a _________________. The other clauses pertain to how criminal _____________ are conducted. Seventh Amendment: Jury Trial in Civil Cases The Seventh Amendment guarantees the right to a __________ trial in civil cases. Unlike criminal law, __________ law does not determine whether a crime has been committed. Instead, it deals with conflicts between ___________________. Eighth Amendment: Criminal Punishment The Eighth Amendment prohibits the imposition of "_________________" fines or bail and bans "cruel and unusual _________________." The definitions of "excessive" and "cruel and unusual" remain unclear. Ninth Amendment: Unenumerated Rights The amendment explicitly states that just because the Bill of Rights ______________________, or mentions, certain rights, that does not mean other rights of the people do not exist. Tenth Amendment: Reserved Powers This amendment reserves the powers not given to the ____________ government to the _____________ and the ______________