Essays on American Law

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The Right to Freedom of Religion in The First Amendment of The Constitution

2 pages / 685 words

The First Amendment, added to the Constitution in 1791, contains guarantees of freedom of religion. Why did the Founders think freedom of religion was so important? Made-to-order essay as fast as you need it Each essay is customized to cater to your unique preferences +...

First Amendment

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A Study on The Westboro Baptist Church and The Scope of The First Amendment

4 pages / 1789 words

Introduction When the majority of people think about the church, they think of the Bible, teachings, and people greeting each other in an atmosphere of love and acceptance. But there are also those who are somewhat more controversial thereby having opinions and feelings that are...

First Amendment Westboro Baptist Church

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The Second Amendment 

1 page / 552 words

The second amendment is the part of the 10 amendments made to the American constitution also known as the Bill of Rights. This amendment in the constitution has always fueled debate over the legislation about gun control and individual rights to bare their own arms....

American Constitution

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A Historical Overview and Critique of The Second Amendment

6 pages / 3292 words

History of the Second Amendment The second amendment of the USA Constitution was mainly executed in order to protect the right of people to keep or bear arms. The Supreme Court bestows this right to individuals but not a group of militias. However, the ruling...

2Nd Amendment

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The Main Cause of Debate in The Second Amendment to The United States Constitution in The Bill of Rights

3 pages / 1784 words

Since the Second Amendment was made to the US Constitution in the Bill of Rights, there has been increasing debate about its interpretation. However, regardless of the original meaning intended by the authors of the Bill of Rights, it is indisputable that gun violence has...

2Nd Amendment

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Removing The Bars The Second Amendment Places on The Supreme Court Would Help Reduce The Number of Gun Related Deaths in The United States

2 pages / 1132 words

When drafting the Constitution, the founders were aware of the many flaws already contained within it and foresaw the need to make additions in the future, prompting them to include the Bill of Rights as a first revision, and two methods of an amending process....

2Nd Amendment

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Twelfth Amendment: Altered Provisions for Presidential Elections

3 pages / 1488 words

Altered Provisions for Presidential Elections In order for an amendment to be proposed, it has to have two- thirds of the votes in each house of congress. It then has to be ratified by the majority votes in the legislature. It could also be ratified...

Amendment American Constitution

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The USA Constitution Amendments

2 pages / 1103 words

Professor Hipps POLS 1101 January 20, 2018 Bill Dodge would be eligible to serve as President of the United States, because both of his parents are U.S. citizens which makes him a U.S. citizen at birth. However, Ousseini would not be eligible to serve as...

American Constitution

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The Second Amendment in The USA Constitution

3 pages / 1302 words

What is the Second Amendment and why does it matter to us today? The Second Amendment as written in the constitution states “A well regulated militia, being necessary to the security of a free state, the right of the people to keep and bear arms,...

American Constitution

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Freedom Comes before Equality - First Amendment

1 page / 317 words

Freedom is more important than equality. Stop! Before you start protesting, let me tell you why. Why do immigrants come over to the United States? Not because of equality. Because of freedom! They flock here to live a free life away from their oppressive dictators....

First Amendment

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Politically Correct and Inappropriate Words to Be Excluded from First Amendment

2 pages / 746 words

The first amendment in the Bill of Rights guarantees the basic civil rights, including the freedom of speech. However, this does not provide justification for Americans to strut through the streets and yell racial epithets. This same concept also applies to political campaigns. While candidates...

First Amendment

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An Examination of The First Amendment: The Freedom of Speech

1 page / 540 words

On September 17th, 1787 after four long months of conflict and painstaking work 39 men signed the US Constitution, which from that point forward would be the supreme law of the land. The Constitution became the ultimate doctrine and the foundation of America’s future. No...

First Amendment Freedom of Speech

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Classical Republicanism and The Natural Right Philosophy

1 page / 459 words

The U.S. Constitution and the Bill of Rights were greatly influenced by Classical Republicanism and the Natural Right Philosophy. The founding fathers referred to Classical Republicanism greatly in the making of the U.S. Constitution. The country we are today today is due largely to the...

Bill Of Rights Political Philosophy

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The Drafting of Us Constitution

6 pages / 2832 words

When drafting the constitution of the United States the founding fathers took great precautions in ensuring that no one branch of government became too powerful and established an authoritarian regime. In order to do this the drafters of the Constitution implemented a system of checks...

American Constitution

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Comparison of Federalist Paper 78 and Brutus Xi

3 pages / 1560 words

During the creation of the Constitution in 1787, Constitutional Framers were faced with the responsibility of crafting an improved court system after the failure of The Articles of Confederation. When analyzing the beginning stages of the judicial branch, we must necessarily look at the debates...

The Federalist Papers

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The Federalist No. 51 and Its Significance in Political Thought

3 pages / 1637 words

The roots of republican government and democratic ideals are firmly planted in James Madison’s “The Federalist No. 51, The Structure of the Government Must Furnish the Proper Checks and Balances Between the Different Departments.” Written on February 6, 1788, this essay is one of three...

Democracy in America The Federalist Papers