The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1879-07-12
consent If the governed

sccuiO al 'oISuiiH, h0neos
papers and Effects against mr., NM,
sonHble searches and sa;,as
shall moi he violated, and NJ n.y.
rant shall Issue hut npon NAL ~
able cause, supported by nail
affirmation, md particulars Nv
cribing The place to he searcI,ss
aud the person oF thiirgs ID /.
seized.
A we'll regulated militia ,s;.4
necessary to the security "A
free STATE, the right eff the p+o0a
To keep and bear arms shah m
he a%ari(lged. This shall mn M
vent tire psss#ee of laws to t,nai.l
those who cany weapons rotepsL
ed.
No law shall he passed fyme
the price ct manual labor.
No law shall he p,,sspd ,espee4
lug an establishment OF raiinia
on prohibiting the free .exereis
thereof, OF atnidsipg the freetloa
of speech, or Of tine press, nrlih
right of the peopte peaceabls il
assemble and Tetimon Tire govern
ment for a redress of grievances
There slfall be neither slavery
or iuVninutary ser.iti1da i'd ibn
State otilprwise tllan for the nm.
isbmelt of crime, whereof fhe',,at.
ty shall have been duly cuDviclea
Prosecutions shall he by inlict.
meut or iidormatinn, provided
that no 'petson shall lse held ID
answer for "a capital crime, niles
ION II pfesri'tinent or indictment
by grand jury, except in eases
not necessarily punishable Nv
hard labor, orin cases arising ii
The militia when In actual service
in time If war or psi,lc danger
bor shall any person be twice put
III jrupasSly Of life or llheriy .iuf
the same offeuse except on hs
own application fur new trial 81
where there is u nIistrial, or d mn
ton III arrest of Judgment il sns.
tanned.
No person shall he cnmpelhlh
give evidence against llimsalfina
criminal ease, ar one that lnas
snl1ect him to criminal prospcn-.
ton, nor he deprived If iif., lib+r-
ty or proIertys Mithout due pro.
cess of laws nor shall private pro-
perty he taken for public ne
without adequate and Just COM.
pensut;nn previously paid.
In all criminal pros4eutiahs tile
acrnsed shall l.fl,inr il,e right Ina
speedy public ttialilw an .imlHa-
tial juiv. except that, in cse
whe'e th-,prnaity mot uacessafl's
Imprisonment mt ilmNl lalnr ~
death. tile general assembly naty
nrovid.- for the trial thereof lhs 4
jnrv less than twelve in fnnnilet;
provided, that the accused 20
EVERY instance shall h4 ttriedinthe
,ssrish wherein the alfence shall
lave bees. committed, except ID
eases of chang s,f vennr.
In all criminal prosecutions ltl'e
accused shall enjoy the right tolbe
informed of the nature and cause
of the accusation, TO he confronted
with the witnesses against him; Ito
have,compulsory process fordhtall'
ing witnesses in his favor, anu %
defend himself and to have the as.
sistaitce OF COUNSEL, and t0Ihavetlie
right to challenge jurors rerellp'
ttorily, the number of challenges Y
he fixed by statute.
Excessive bail shall not be re-
qaited, or excessive fines he llD'
posed, nor cruel aud unusual pm
iishm-pts inflicted. All persons
shall be bailable by sufficient
snreties, unless for capital oifsnsas
where the proof is evident or lille
presumption great, or niiiess attei
conviction Tor nny crime or o.
Tense punishable with death q
imnrisonment ut hard labor.
The privilege of the writ Of lna'
Ibeas corpus shall not be suspend
ed, unless when iin case 1T rebei'l
on or invasion the public safely
may require it.
All courts shall be opened, en-
every person, for injury done Inn
in his rights. lands, goods, pefso'l
or geputation shall have adequal'
remedy by due process of low aslls
Justice administered without Up
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