The 6th and 7th Amendments allow jury trial in everything. If you are harmed by something a Government person does, take him to court and get payment out of him, person to person, just like you would sue someone who damaged your car or other property, via jury trial. If you need to sue a judge personally for messing with your rights, just the act of suing him (if you do it correctly) will temporarily remove him from the ability to act as judge. If he is found guilty in the right way, he might even lose his job.

The 9th and 10th Amendments essential state that our rights are what they were before the Constitution existed, that is, anything we want them to be. Our rights are inherent. It is only the fact that we don't use our rights correctly that is hurting us.

With the corruption in the courts as they currently exist, it is a good idea that, if you are going to exercise your rights to the fullest, get together with several people who are trusted friends, and sign limited powers of attorney with them, so that they can enter paperwork into the courts on your behalf if you are incarcerated for exercising your rights in court.