Constitutional Hierarchy of Rights

The Constitution of the United States, along with its Amendments and the Bill of Rights, provides a well-established hierarchy of rights designed to protect individual freedoms and establish a government accountable to the people. These rights are intentionally arranged to uphold fundamental liberties, prioritize individual and state sovereignty, and limit government intervention. Understanding this hierarchy…

The Limitations and Hierarchy of Rights

In today’s society, discussions about rights often dominate public discourse. Whether it's free speech, religious liberty, or personal autonomy, people are quick to invoke their "rights" when engaging with laws, policies, and even social debates. However, a critical understanding of rights is needed. Rights are not unlimited, and they exist within a moral framework. Recognizing…