Explain two provisions in the bill of rights that protect individuals who try to influence politics.

Speech - enables nationals to state nearly anything they need

Press - permits residents access to data, each other and policymakers; printed promotion

• Assembly - enables nationals to meet up

• Petition - enables subjects to address government

• Various due process/criminal equity arrangements (e. g., excellent jury arraignment, jury of associates, hunt and seizure) - shields natives from retaliation/provocation from government.