Bill Of Rights

As I think everyone should have equal rights and freedoms either a person (a man or woman) or an animal because every human or animal is same as they are the creatures of same God. According to me, human rights are universal rights of each individual, irrespective of nationality, sexual orientation, ethnicity, color, religion, place…

The Bill of Rights can totally be understood as a part of the constitution and as a significant element of the constitutions project of transforming South African society and the countries political and legal systems. The Bill of Rights can be applied directly, and they can also be applied indirectly. With the indirect application, the…

The Bill of Rights was written by James Madison in 1791. He intended to write the Bill of Rights to convey the rights of the individuals that the Constitution did not specify accurately and it also was written to protect the rights of the individual’s freedom even though the majority of the people wanted them…

Have you ever questioned why rights aren’t absolute? Well if each person could do something, the rights of the other people might be violated and can cause chaos. The government should balance every single person’s rights with public good/ general welfare of the people. And since the language of the charter/ amendments to protect other…

The Facebook User Bill of Rights stresses the importance of the user to be informed of the terms and conditions of their data. When creating your Facebook account, it should state the complete terms and conditions of the contract that is signed by the user upon creating the account is already obtainable in the Facebook…

The Bill of Rights according to the Cambridge Dictionary is defined as being a “ statement of basic laws to protect the rights of a country`s citizens to have justice and fairness.” However, the British Bill of Rights is also known as being an act of parliament which had been passed on the 16th December…

The initial 10 reforms to the Constitution make up the Bill of Rights. James Madison composed the changes, which list explicit restrictions on legislative power, because of calls from a few states for more noteworthy established security for individual freedoms. This protects our civil liberties and civil rights. Civil Liberties shield us from government control….

The Bill of Rights gives freedom of religion to the citizens. Freedom of Religion is so important because prevents the government from forcing people to practice any type of religion. In the article, How First Amendment rights have evolved, the author says that “ The First Amendment guarantees freedom of religion in two sections. The…

Question: Should Australia Have a Bill of Rights?Part A: Knowing and understanding the lawHuman rights are rights inherent to all human beings that aim to guarantee a life free from fear, harassment or discrimination, and outline specific rights in order to be applied to legal cases. Currently, Australia does not have a Bill of Rights….

One of the debates between the Federalist and Anti-Federalist was The Bill of Rights issue. Federalist thought it was unnecessary because people and states would keep any powers not given to the federal government, Anti-Federalist believed individuals needed a “safety net” to protect their civil liberties. Federalist proposed to the Anti-Federalist if they would agree…