Rights and Freedom Safeguarded in the American Constitution

The founders drafted the Constitution and helped to protect Americans' rights. But by the time of approval, many American leaders did not agree with certain parts of the Constitution. They think that this does not give people much rights. Four years after the US government was organized, the Bill of Rights (the first 10 amendments) was added to the Constitution (Mount, 2001). This article will reflect the rights of American citizens and the freedom of protection most relevant to me.

The three main rights categories are protected by the Canadian Constitution and the US Constitution. The first part of the 1982 Canadian Constitution Act and the first part of the "First Amendment of the Constitution of the United States" is to guarantee freedom of speech, religion and assembly. The legal rights stated in Section 7-14 of the Canadian Rights and Freedom Charter are the same legal rights as the United States has the right to agree to doubt danger and excessive bail, Guarantee protection of criminal suspect and defendant through. Fixed 4, 5, 6, 8. Finally, the motivation for contemporary democracy to provide greater legal protection against discriminatory official policies and actions prohibits discrimination and accepts aggressive action to correct past discrimination It is reflected in Article 15 of the Canadian charter. damage

Freedom of speech and freedom of press are fundamental rights and are protected by the Proper Procedure provisions of Article 14 of the Federal Constitutional amendment. The right to a peaceful assembly is also fundamental to the right to freedom of expression and freedom of the press. As the US courts say v. Cruikshank incident, 92 United States 542, 552: Article 1 of the Federal Constitutional amendment clearly guarantees the right of Congress to fight recall. But what is explicitly mentioned is not elimination elsewhere. Rights are rights that can not be denied without violating the basic principles of freedom and justice based on all civic and political systems and its principles are embodied in the general provisions of the 14 th revision of the Proper Procedure Clause .

One of the fundamental American principles that Americans take care is the right to freedom of speech. In Article 1 of the Constitutional Amendment, freedom of speech gives all Americans criticism of the government and freedom to speak, without fear of censorship or persecution. In Schenke v. American litigation in 1919, the Supreme Court declared that individuals are not entitled to speak "clearly and realistically dangerous" to society. For example, it is impossible for people to shout out "fire" by mistake in crowded theaters. Such remarks do not affect various ideas discussed in society, but because of the high risk of injury. Meanwhile, in the case of Brandenburg v. Ohio in 1969, the court said that even inflammatory statements such as racist words of KKK leaders should be protected unless they cause imminent violence I announced.