Warning:
All laws and decrees below are true but are likely to be incomplete or truncated so it is a good idea to look for answers from people or websites relevant to the subject.
I just want to give a little explanation so that you get a minimal idea.
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Explanation of amendments - Short introduction
Thirty-three amendments to the United States Constitution have been proposed by the United States Congress and sent to the states for ratification since the entry into force of the Constitution on March 4, 1789.
Twenty-seven of them, ratified by enough states, do part of the Constitution.
The first ten amendments were adopted and ratified at the same time and are collectively known as the Bill of Rights.
Amendments 13, 14 and 15 are collectively known as the Reconstruction Amendments.
Six amendments passed by Congress and sent to states have not been ratified by enough states.
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1 amendment | I amendment - Dec 15, 1791
Protects religious freedom, freedom of speech, freedom of the press, freedom of assembly, and the right to petition the Government
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2 amendment | II amendment - Dec 15, 1791
Protects the right to own and carry weapons
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3 amendment | III amendment - Dec 15, 1791
Restrict the encampment of soldiers in private homes.
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4 amendment | IV amendment - Dec 15, 1791
Prohibits unfounded searches and specifies the conditions under which a search warrant may be issued
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5 amendment | V amendment - Dec 15, 1791
It specifies the conditions under which the indictment or expropriation is carried out, protects the right to a fair trial, and prohibits both self-incrimination and double trial.
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6 amendment | VI amendment - Dec 15, 1791
It protects the right to a speedy and public trial, the right to be informed of charges against him, to confront accusers, to call witnesses and to be assisted by a lawyer.
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7 amendment | VII amendment - Dec 15, 1791
It offers the right to be tried by a jury in common law trials
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8 amendment | IIX amendment - Dec 15, 1791
Prohibits both excessive fines and sureties, as well as cruel and unusual punishments
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9 amendment | IX amendment - Dec 15, 1791
It states that the rights not listed in the Constitution are reserved by the people
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10 amendment | X amendment - Dec 15, 1791
He states that the federal government possesses only those powers which are delegated to it by the Constitution, and all other powers are reserved to the states, respectively to the people.
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11 amendment | XI amendment - Feb 7, 1795
A state cannot be part of a process opened by citizens or foreigners who do not live within the borders of that state; it lays the foundations for the sovereign immunity of states
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12 amendment | XII amendment - Jun 15, 1804
Review the procedures behind the presidential election
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13 amendment | XIII amendment - Dec 6, 1865
Abolish slavery and involuntary servitude — unless you are convicted of a offence
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14 amendment | XIV amendment - Jul 9, 1868
It defines citizenship and addresses other issues related to the post-American Civil War period
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15 amendment | XV amendment - Feb 3, 1870
Prohibits denial of voting rights based on previous race, color, or servile status
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16 amendment | XVI amendment - Feb 3, 1913
Allows Congress to levy income taxes without distributing them among various states or to take into account United States censuses
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17 amendment | XVII amendment - Apr 8, 1913
It stipulates that U.S. senators will be elected in direct elections by popular vote
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18 amendment | XVIII amendment - Jan 16, 1919
Prohibits the manufacture or sale of alcoholic beverages in the United States
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19 amendment | XIX amendment - Aug 18, 1920
Prohibits denial of voting rights on grounds of sex
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20 amendment | XX amendment - Jan 23, 1933
Amends the dates on which the terms of office of the President, Vice President and Members of Congress are taken over and left. It states that if the President-elect dies before taking office, the President-elect shall become President.
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21 amendment | XXI amendment - Dec 5, 1933
It repeals the 18th Amendment, and the transportation or importation of alcoholic beverages into the United States or territories, where this is prohibited by law, becomes a federal offense.
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22 amendment | XXII amendment - Feb 27, 1951
One person may hold the office of President of the United States for a maximum of two terms
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23 amendment | XXIII amendment - Mar 29, 1961
Guarantees the District of Columbia voters the right to run in the presidential election
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24 amendment | XXIV amendment - Jan 23, 1964
Prohibits denial of voting rights due to non-payment of capital or other taxes
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25 amendment | XXV amendment - Feb 10, 1967
It addresses the line of presidential succession and establishes procedures for filling both the post of Vice-President when it becomes vacant and the post of President if the President-elect dies, resigns or is removed from office.
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26 amendment | XXVI amendment - Jul 1, 1971
It prohibits the denial of the right to vote on the basis of age to citizens over the age of 18
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27 amendment | XXVII amendment - May 5, 1992
Prohibits the entry into force of any law that modifies the compensation of members of Congress before the next elections in the House of Representatives.
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Timpii legali de conducere si perioadele de repaus zilnice si saptamanale
Conducere
Soferul poate conduce un numar de maxim 9 ore / zi
In mod exceptional (2 ori / saptamana) soferul are voie sa conduca pana la 10 ore intr-o singura zi
Soferul nu poate conduce mai multe de 56 ore / saptamana
Soferul nu poate conduce mai multe de 90 ore / 2 saptamani
Soferul poate lucra maxim 13 ore pe zi (11 ore odihna | 24 - 13 = 11)
Soferul poate prelungi programul de 13 ore la 15 ore de 3 ori pe saptamana
Pauze
Soferul poate scurta pauza de odihna de la 11 ore la 9 ore de 3 ori pe saptamana
Pauza de munca - 30 minute daca programul de lucru este intre 6 si 9 ore (poate fi luata separat sau in acelasi timp cu pauza de condus)
Pauza de munca - 45 minute daca programul de lucru este mai mare de 9 ore (poate fi luata separat sau in acelasi timp cu pauza de condus)
Pauza de munca - poate fi de asemenea despartita in 15 minute inainte de primele 6 ore si inca 30 minute inainte de 9 ore
Pauza de condus - 45 minute minim sau despartita in 15 minute minim + 30 minute minim
Pauza zilnica - 11 ore minim | 9 ore de 3 ori pe saptamana
Pauza zilnica despartita - 3 ore neintrerupte (Ex: la asteptare incarcare) + 9 ore neintrerupte (Ex: pauza legala)
Pauza saptamanala - 45 ore minim | 24 ore cu conditia sa recuperezi (restul de 21 ore) pana maxim la finalul celei de-a 3-a saptamana
Altele
Soferul poate lucra maxim 6 zile consecutive de la ultima pauza saptamanala
Soferul care lucreaza pe timp de noape (00:00-04:00) va trebui sa munceasca maxim 10 ore, exceptie face daca opteaza sa renunte printr-o scrisoare trimisa companiei