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		<title>2nd Amendment &#8211; Michael Badnarik</title>
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		<title>The United States Constitution</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[The United States Constitution is highly regarded as the most important set of legal rights that the nation has ever composed.  For many, the United States Constitution serves as the very fiber to which they live their lives.  They are forever thankful that our forefathers had sat down and come up with the [...]]]></description>
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<p>The United States Constitution is highly regarded as the most important set of legal rights that the nation has ever composed.  For many, the United States Constitution serves as the very fiber to which they live their lives.  They are forever thankful that our forefathers had sat down and come up with the Constitution that we find our selves referring to quite so frequently.  The Constitution is probably one of the first set of laws that one is taught as they grow up to appreciate the rights of the Constitution.  But that never stops the influence of the Constitution.  The United States Constitution affects a child&#8217;s life as soon as they take their very first breath into the earth.  The United States Constitution is the firm foundation to which they were raised.  The Constitution is the very reason that they may be raised in the fashion to which they will be brought up.  The United States Constitution is the highest law ever in the United States.  The Constitution works to define the relationship between the governing of the states.  Additionally, the Constitution also largely defines the relationship between the individuals that inhabit this nation.</p>
<p>1.  One of the most important things to note about the United States Constitution is the fact that it explains the three levels of government to which is responsible for running the country.  The United States Constitution defines both branches of Congress, the executive branch that is led by the cabinet, as well as the judicial branch that is led by the Supreme Court.  It is important that the Constitution touches on this aspect, so that everyone knows the role that all three are to play.  The United States Constitution is important in letting everyone know the role that they play so that there is no discrepancy as to how a particular governmental duty is being carried out.  That way the citizens know the powers that they hold, as well as those that choose to serve in those vital roles.</p>
<p>2.  The United States Constitution was created on September 17, 1787.  The Constitution does an excellent job at covering the gamut of what is important to the people of the land.  One of the most fundamental aspects of the Constitution is the fact that it touches upon the rights of the people in the section called the Bill of Rights.  The United States Constitution defines the freedoms of the people that live in this great land.</p>
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		<title>The US Constitution</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[The United States Constitution is known to be the most important set of documentation that has ever existed in this nation.  The US Constitution was drafted in order to give the United States the framework as to the roles that everyone must play in order to obtain political harmony.  Although it is arguably [...]]]></description>
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<p>The United States Constitution is known to be the most important set of documentation that has ever existed in this nation.  The US Constitution was drafted in order to give the United States the framework as to the roles that everyone must play in order to obtain political harmony.  Although it is arguably said that the United States Constitution has yet to fully foster complete harmony, many would say that without the US Constitution, we would be in a worse state than we are today.  Without the United States Constitution, there would be inherent conflicts that we would never be able to break away from, at least not in our lifetimes.  The United States Constitution has eliminated issues from ever arising due to the fact that it is highly regarded and its laws still remain very much in effect.  The US Constitution works to see to it that the people are following some of the most fundamental laws of the land so that they can be happy, but also so that their neighbors can attain that same happiness as well.  The United States Constitution was drafted because there was a need to ensure that there can be compliance with the law, while still assuring that the people that are subjected to those laws still have the freedoms that they need.</p>
<p>1.  The United States Constitution was devised so that there is a way that the government can still take the lead and play their role, but so that they are executing in a way that is going to be fair to the people.  The US Constitution was able to make a ways so that the government could still lead the way, but the people will still have the freedoms that they need in order to still a life that is going to coincide with the pursuit of their personal happiness.</p>
<p>2.  The United States Constitution had to be drafted and enforce so that a dictatorship could not be formed in this nation.  With all the money and the power that the United States has acquired throughout the years, the US Constitution is instrumental in seeing to it that there are no acts of the government making any attempts to abuse their power.  Although there have been instances in which this is known to have happened in every great nation on some level, the United States Constitution regulates the situation so that such acts can be rare.</p>
<p>3.  The US Constitution allows there to be a way in which the people are going to be able to make their voices heard in the laws that are transposed.  The US Constitution encourages the freedoms that are authorized in the Bill of Rights.  The freedoms on the United States Constitution have to be given to the people.  The US Constitution is what many refer to when the rights that they have been given have not been adhered to.  In fact, the US Constitution will be referred to for many years to come.The United States Constitution is one of the best sources of legal support that you can ever use to present your case in a court of law.</p>
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		<title>The 2nd Amendment</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[The 2nd Amendment can be found within the pages of the United States Constitution.  More specifically, the 2nd Amendment can be found in a section of the  United States Constitution called the Bill of Rights.  The 2nd Amendment is one of the twenty-seven Amendments that are found in the Bill of Rights. [...]]]></description>
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<p>The 2nd Amendment can be found within the pages of the United States Constitution.  More specifically, the 2nd Amendment can be found in a section of the  United States Constitution called the Bill of Rights.  The 2nd Amendment is one of the twenty-seven Amendments that are found in the Bill of Rights.  The 2nd Amendment was so eloquently given its name because it was the second amendment to be added to the Bill of Rights.  Each Amendment, including the 2nd Amendment, were written in order to most accurately compile the rights that the people of the United States should have.  The Second Amendment is a part of a compilation of the most important governing values to the American people.  The Second Amendment is a part of a rich history that defines the freedoms that are entitled to all in the nation.  Just like all the Amendments, the Second Amendment has been passed down for many generations in attempt to make a better quality of life for all.  The Second Amendment was created in order to ensure that people had the freedoms that they needed, still lending way for everyone&#8217;s happiness and acceptance.</p>
<p>1.  The 2nd Amendment was created in order to give the people of the United States the right to bear arms.  The Second Amendment was input into the United States Constitution on December 15, 1791.  The 2nd Amendment allows for the bearing of arms; however, there are state sanctions that have been developed after the Second Amendment that describe the exact firearm laws in your state.  Although the Second Amendment may give you the right to bear firearms, there are certain state regulations that strictly define exactly what kind of firearms that you are allowed to bear in that particular jurisdiction.</p>
<p>2.  The 2nd Amendment gives us the right to bear arms, but there is also a certain criteria that one must meet in order to bear firearms.  There are distinct qualifications that specify exactly what the qualifications are to carry a firearm.  The Second Amendment does not define that distinct criteria because it varies from state to state.  Under certain circumstances, there are people that do not qualify to bear firearms even though the Second Amendment says that they have the right to do so for several different reasons. For instance, minors and some convicted felons are not eligible to bear firearms.</p>
<p>3.  Additionally, even though the 2nd Amendment gives us the right to bear firearms, it is quite clear that this is under certain conditions.  Even with the documentation that is found in the Second Amendment, most states in the United States that allow you to bear certain firearms require that you have a license in order to own and carry them.</p>
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		<description><![CDATA[The American Constitution is one of the most important documentations in the United States of America.  The American Constitution was the first set of laws to really lay the framework for the great nation that we have grown to know and love today.  The American Constitution is probably the most important set of [...]]]></description>
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<p>The American Constitution is one of the most important documentations in the United States of America.  The American Constitution was the first set of laws to really lay the framework for the great nation that we have grown to know and love today.  The American Constitution is probably the most important set of paperwork to every American citizen.  The American Constitution is also named by some as the USA Constitution.  The USA Constitution was written in the hope of forming the best nation that we could potentially be.  The USA Constitution set the groundwork so that we can adapt the most important principles that are necessary to running every great nation.  Many other countries look to our Constitution as a source of inspiration for their growth.  The American History books are not the only place where the United States Constitution is studied.  The USA Constitution is the documentation that you turn to when you are in hopes at discovering some of the things that make this country so great. The American Constitution is filled with a multitude of the best governing policies that a nation could ever have.  The writing of the American Constitution spurred the beginning of the power that the United States of America would be able to ensue through the freedoms that we were given in order to make this pursuits.</p>
<p>1.  The American Constitution, also known as the USA Constitution is filled with Amendments.  The USA Constitution is filled with Amendments that have been later implemented into the documentation so that they too could be held with high regard, then put into practice.  These Amendments that are in the American Constitution are also called the Bill of Rights.  In the Bill of Rights of the American Constitution, there is a specification of the rights that we have in the United States of America.</p>
<p>2.  The USA Constitution contains the governing practices of the three branches of government.  This section of the American Constitution makes it clear as to the responsibilities that are to be carried out by each individual branch.  The USA Constitution so eloquently puts the documentation so that there will never be any discrepancy as to what the role of the government is.  The USA Constitution was also written in a way to avoid that there ever be an abuse of the power to which the government possesses.  The USA Constitution does the best job at defining the basis of the relationship that is to be held between the government and the people.</p>
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		<description><![CDATA[The First Amendment is the first amendment to ever be added to the United States Constitution.  It is a part of the body of work that is now known as the Bill of Rights.  The 1st Amendment has been followed by the United States of America since it was first created.  The [...]]]></description>
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<p>The First Amendment is the first amendment to ever be added to the United States Constitution.  It is a part of the body of work that is now known as the Bill of Rights.  The 1st Amendment has been followed by the United States of America since it was first created.  The First Amendment was designed in order to see to it that the people pf the nation are always going to be entitled to the freedoms that they need.  The 1st Amendment is largely responsible for making sure that there is national order in this country.  By giving people the freedoms that they need in the First Amendment, this makes it easier for the nation to avoid potential major conflict to be developed internally.  In the 1st Amendment, you are introduced for the first time on this level to the Freedom of Speech, Freedom of Religion, Freedom of the Press, the Freedom to Assemble, and the Freedom to Petition.  These First Amendment Rights are the foundation to which are nation is based upon.  Without the 1st Amendment, many would be afraid to witness the state of the country.  This is why we find ourselves celebrating our thankfulness for the United States Constitution, the Bill of Rights, and last but not least, the First Amendment.</p>
<p>1.  By the 1st Amendment being the first amendment of the United States Constitution, it is only the start of the amendments that have been initiated out of the very first draft of the United States Constitution.  The 1st Amendment laid the groundwork for what type of fundamental values need to be put in writing, then executed by the United States legal system.  The 1st Amendment will always remain to have this double fold importance in the United States of America.</p>
<p>2.  The 1st Amendment was also the first amendment to incorporate the relationship as it should be played between the people and the government.  The 1st Amendment was the first to set the groundwork by doing so effectively.  It was able to really illustrate how it is that the two entities relate.  It also lends to the way that the two will still be able to execute their powers, and live together with each  other in society.  Many look to this amendment in order to define these relationships.  For that, and many other reasons, both the people as well as the government will be thankful for the creation and execution of the very first amendment.</p>
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		<description><![CDATA[Bill of Rights is the terminology that has been given to the set of Amendments that gives us the most fundamental rights that are known to any man in the nation.  Bill of Rights is currently consistent of 27 Amendments.  Bill of Rights is often referred to by the court of law in [...]]]></description>
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<p>Bill of Rights is the terminology that has been given to the set of Amendments that gives us the most fundamental rights that are known to any man in the nation.  Bill of Rights is currently consistent of 27 Amendments.  Bill of Rights is often referred to by the court of law in one way or another with every proceeding.  In fact, one can argue that the core of our legal system is contingent upon the Bill of Rights.  The Bill of Rights were designed in order to stress the importance of the rights that are contained within the United States Bill of Rights.  Many are inclined to believe that the Bill of Rights only speak to the rights of the people that are being governed, but the Bill of Rights also speaks to the rights that the government has, as well.  It is important that these laws that are contained within the United States Bill of Rights be carried out to their fullest.  The Bill of Rights was designed so that the freedoms of the people will never go unnoticed.  The United States Bill of Rights ensures that the people know that, although those rights should go without saying, they are going to be stated so that there is never a misconception as to the rights that the people have.  Those rights are not to be taken away in any way.  The Bill of Rights will give the people the right to challenge anyone, even if they are of authority, as to the legal rights that they possess.</p>
<p>1.  The United States Bill of Rights gives people the rights that they need in their civil law affairs.  Even if they have disobeyed the law, even the worse criminal has rights that are instilled in the pages of the Bill of Rights.  The United States Bill of Rights also gives right that in the jury selection, the jury will be composed of a jury of the defendant&#8217;s peers.  This is another effort that the Bill of Rights enforces in order to make sure that the legal system is operating in fair practice to all individuals.</p>
<p>2.  The United States Bill of Rights has been devised so that there would be an improvement in terms of the social issues that exist throughout the society.  One of the most important Amendments that is mentioned in the Bill of Rights pertains to one of the most horrific social issues of the land being resolved.  The 13th Amendment of the United States Bill of Rights documented the end of slavery.  There have also been social advances that have been made in terms of women&#8217;s rights being met.  The Bill of Rights is by far one of the most important parts of the United States Constitution.</p>
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		<description><![CDATA[One&#8217;s Constitutional rights are the rights that are given to them by way of the United States Constitution.  The Constitution of the United States gives people the Constitutional freedoms that they need and deserve.  These Constitutional rights stem from the groundwork that the founding fathers of the nation have put into play.  [...]]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<div id="attachment_20" class="wp-caption alignnone" style="width: 490px"><a class="highslide" onclick="return vz.expand(this)" href="http://www.morningconstitution.net/wp-content/uploads/2010/02/Constitutional-Rights.jpg"><img class="size-full wp-image-20" title="Constitutional Rights" src="http://www.morningconstitution.net/wp-content/uploads/2010/02/Constitutional-Rights.jpg" alt="Constitutional Rights" width="480" height="319" /></a><p class="wp-caption-text">Constitutional Rights</p></div>
<p>One&#8217;s Constitutional rights are the rights that are given to them by way of the United States Constitution.  The Constitution of the United States gives people the Constitutional freedoms that they need and deserve.  These Constitutional rights stem from the groundwork that the founding fathers of the nation have put into play.  The Constitutional rights that the people have are given so that they may live in a society where they are given the justices that they deserve.  These Constitutional freedoms were given to us by our forefathers, so it is only right that there are some revisions that need to be made in order to most accurately reflect today&#8217;s society.  These revisions that have been made to the Constitutional documentation are called Constitutional Amendments.  To date, there are twenty seven Constitutional Amendments that have been revised to fit our Constitutional rights.  All of these Constitutional Amendments serve a distinct purpose and are important to continue to influence the growth and the development to the nation.  As the Constitutional rights continue to touch upon the personal liberties of the people as a whole, that is also going to work in an effort to assist in the growth of the entire nation on many different scales.</p>
<p>1.  The Constitutional rights are the rights to which so many in society surround their lifestyles around.  Although there are other rights that we have as a people that are not found in any of the Constitutional Amendments, many find these Constitutional laws to be the way in which they have come to shape their lives.  As you travel from state to state, there are even Constitutional rights that have been devised by the individual state due to the nature of their importance.  That is why it is not unlikely that there are different practices that may take place from state to state, based on the laws that have been initiated, but there are always going to be values based on Constitutional ordinances that are practiced throughout the nation.</p>
<p>2.  The Constitutional rights delves into the rights that we have on many areas of the spectrum.  In addition to the Constitutional First Amendment that everyone knows and appreciates, there are other Amendments that cover so many important angles of the law that are necessary in order for us to really have the freedoms that we are told that this country was founded upon.  This one of the many reasons that these Constitutional rights are imperative to our growth and development as a whole.</p>
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		<title>The Constitutional Amendments</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[There are many Constitutional Amendments that have been carried out throughout the years.  These Constitutional Amendments have been recorded for the duty of either adding, deleting a portion of the United States Constitution.  Each Constitutional Amendment has served of high importance to the rights and freedoms that we have today.  Every Constitutional [...]]]></description>
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<p>There are many Constitutional Amendments that have been carried out throughout the years.  These Constitutional Amendments have been recorded for the duty of either adding, deleting a portion of the United States Constitution.  Each Constitutional Amendment has served of high importance to the rights and freedoms that we have today.  Every Constitutional Amendment affects us all in one way or another.  The Constitutional Amendments took place in an effort to see to it that we continue to work to perfect the state of the nation and its governing policies.  Each Constitutional Amendment may contain a different ordinance, but that was the intention that was in mind.  Every Constitutional Amendment may have had different initiations.  A Constitutional Amendment can be enforced on a national level, but a Constitutional Amendment can also be enforced on a state level, as well.  Likewise, the Constitutional Amendments are composed in that same fashion.  Although there is an extensive process that goes into executing Constitutional Amendments, they are still carried out.  These Constitutional Amendments are usually sought after when there is an overwhelming response by the people to initiate such changes before it may even ensue the process that is necessary to get these changes rectified.</p>
<p>1.  Each Constitutional Amendment has a distinct purpose, but one of the greatest Constitutional Amendments came not too long after the United States Constitution was first composed.  That is the Constitutional Amendment that proclaimed our rights to the freedom of religion, speech, of the press, to assemble, and to petition.  This Constitutional Amendment is called the First Amendment.  This Constitutional Amendment is the one in which defines the Constitutional rights that everyone refers to the most.</p>
<p>2.  Another very important Constitutional Amendment that serves of large importance to many are the Constitutional rights that are proclaimed in the Fifth Amendment.  This is one of the Constitutional Amendments in which the rights between the government and the people are defined.   This is one of the Constitutional Amendments that clearly defines the procedures that civilians and civil authorities will have.  The Fifth Constitutional Amendment is the amendment in which you are explained the rights that you have in regards to the legal system.  From the moment that you are brought into legal/ police custody, you never loose your rights.  Instead, there are a new set of rights that you have that apply in addition to the ones that you have obtained by way of the First Amendment.  And these rights are the way in which the civil authorities and you have in your dealings</p>
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		<title>Preamble to the Constitution</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[The Preamble to the Constitution is the most important preamble that there is.  This is because the Preamble to the Constitution defines why the United States Constitution was ever composed to begin with the explanation that the Preamble to the Constitution gives is most inspiring.  The Preamble to the Constitution is the key [...]]]></description>
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<p>The Preamble to the Constitution is the most important preamble that there is.  This is because the Preamble to the Constitution defines why the United States Constitution was ever composed to begin with the explanation that the Preamble to the Constitution gives is most inspiring.  The Preamble to the Constitution is the key way in which one can begin to learn the importance of the rights that they are given in the United States Constitution.  It is not unlikely that many would take the rights that they are given in the United States Constitution for granted.  Even after many people read the contents of the Constitution, they still do not obtain deeper meaning from the reading.  It appears to be more of an activity for legal assurance and confirmation as to what you are owed.  Nevertheless, when many read the Preamble to the Constitution, they began to connect with the United States Constitution on more of an emotional level.  The Preamble really allows them to see how important the United States Constitution is to them.  The reading of the Preamble is many times, the first time in which people are able to discover how important this documentation that has been composed so many years ago is to them.  The Preamble really allows you to gauge in to the beauty that is the United States.  Many people find joy in knowing that even in the Preamble of the Constitution, there is evidence that our forefathers wanted to live in a nation that was filled with peace and harmony.</p>
<p>1.  One of the aspects of the Preamble to the Constitution that many seem to appreciate so much is the fact that it is written in the Preamble that the founding fathers of this great nation felt the need to compose the Constitution of the United States because they wanted to ensure that there would be justice in this land.  The Preamble gives way to the notion that the founding fathers wanted us to live in a society where there is organization in all of our governmental authorities.   The Preamble is evidence that shows that our forefathers were working to see to it that the Justice System would be designed in a way to offer the people the justices that they need.</p>
<p>2.  The Preamble to the Constitution shows that the Constitution had been written with the people&#8217;s best interest in mind.  The Preamble illustrates the fact that it was designed in order to strengthen the institution of democracy.  The Preamble shows that the reason for the Constitution was define the power of the people.  In the Preamble, you will be able to take note of the fact that there was the potential uprising of there one day being a one sided government.  The Preamble to the Constitution is the best way for one to learn the importance of their rights now, and the fact that they have always been regarded with that same importance.</p>
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