Most of the original articles are logistical, and arise most frequently in administrative law,* which tends to be more technical and not make as many headlines.
Some provisions in the original articles limit government action, though, for example, barring ex post facto laws and ensuring habeas corpus. Often these provisions are referenced in combination with other amendments, like due process, so they can become overshadowed in the public discussion.
* Because admin law deals with thorny authority issues, in turn because administrative agencies are a frankenstein that's partly legislative, partly executive, and partly judicial.
Some provisions in the original articles limit government action, though, for example, barring ex post facto laws and ensuring habeas corpus. Often these provisions are referenced in combination with other amendments, like due process, so they can become overshadowed in the public discussion.
* Because admin law deals with thorny authority issues, in turn because administrative agencies are a frankenstein that's partly legislative, partly executive, and partly judicial.