INCORPORATION OF PROVISIONS OF THE BILL OF RIGHTS VIA THE DUE PROCESS CLAUSE OF THE 14TH AMENDMENT

Provision	Case	Year	

1st Amendment

Freedom of Speech & Press	Gitlow v. New York	1925	
Freedom of Assembly	DeJonge v. Oregon	1937	
Freedom of Petition	Hague v. CIO	1939	
Free Exercise of Religion	Cantwell v. Connecticut	1940	
Establishment of Religion	Everson v. Board of Education	1947	

2nd Amendment			
Right to Keep & Bear Arms	Not Incorporated		

3rd Amendment			
Right Against Quartering Soldiers	Not Incorporated		

4th Amendment			
Unreasonable Search & Seizure	Wolf v. Colorado	1949	
Exclusionary Rule	Mapp v. Ohio	1961	

5th Amendment			
Payment of Compensation for Taking of Private Property	Chicago, Burlington & Quincy Railway Co. v. Chicago	1897	
Self-Incrimination	Malloy v. Hogan	1964	
Double Jeopardy	Benton v. Maryland	1969	
When Jeopardy Attaches	Crist v. Bretz	1978	

6th Amendment			
Public Trial	In re Oliver	1948	
Due Notice	Cole v. Arkansas	1948	
Right to Counsel (Felonies)	Gideon v.Wainwright	1963	
Confrontation & Cross-Examination of Adverse Witnesses	Pointer v. Texas	1965	
Speedy Trial	Klopfer v. North Carolina	1967	
Compulsory Process to Obtain Witnesses	Washington v. Texas	1967	
Jury Trial	Duncan v. Louisiana	1968	
Right to Counsel (Misdemeanor when Jail is Possible)	Argersinger v. Hamlin	1972	

7th Amendment		
	
Right to Jury Trial in Civil Cases	Not Incorporated		

8th Amendment			
Cruel & Unusual Punishment	Louisiana ex rel. Francis v. Resweber	1947	

9th Amendment			
Privacy (Not Specifically Mentioned)	Griswold v. Connecticut	1965