Constitutional Rights -What They Are and What They Ought to Be

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Focusing on the nature of constitutional rights, this work delves into the broader concepts of law, constitutions, and rights. It provides a detailed examination of constitutional law, including the roles of public officials, private individuals, and associations. The book critically analyzes various debates surrounding the establishment and maintenance of constitutional rights in the United States, identifying justifications for these rights. By advancing the discussion, it contributes significantly to both the theory and practice of constitutional rights.