The Shadows of the Constitution (2020)
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Constitutional Complexities: Rights and Realities
This chapter explores the dual role of the U.S. Constitution in defining government functions and protecting citizen rights, emphasizing the distinction between negative and positive rights. Through landmark Supreme Court cases like Castle Rock v. Gonzalez and Griswold v. Connecticut, it examines the challenges faced by vulnerable populations and the evolving interpretations of individual rights. The discussion reflects on how historical flaws within the Constitution continue to shape contemporary societal dynamics and individual responsibilities.
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