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Delaware Constitution of 1897

Article I

Del. Const. art. I

Bill of Rights

State of Delaware

1Freedom of religion 2Religious test for office not required 3Free and equal elections 4Trial by jury 5Freedom of press and speech; evidence in libel prosecutions; jury questions 6Searches and seizures 7Procedural rights in criminal prosecutions; jury trial; self-incrimination; deprivation of life, liberty, or property 8Prosecution by indictment or information; double jeopardy; just compensation for property 9Courts shall be open; remedy for injury; suits against State 10Suspension of laws by General Assembly 11Excessive bail or fines; cruel punishments; health of prisoners 12Right to bail; access to accused 13Suspension of habeas corpus 14Commission of oyer and terminer, or jail delivery 15Corruption of blood; forfeiture; descent of suicide's estate 16Right of assembly; petition for redress of grievances 17Standing army; necessity for legislative consent; subordination of military 18Prohibition against quartering soldiers in homes 19Hereditary distinctions; holding office during good behavior; offices and titles from foreign states 20Right to keep and bear arms 21Equal Rights