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For the People: What the Constitution Really Says About Your Rights |  |
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出版日期: 1999年8月13日
"We the People" have forgotten many of our constitutional rights, or we have allowed government officials to interpret them for us -- even when they are wrong. It is time to reclaim our Constitution.Did you know that: -- The Supreme Court is not the ultimate authority for constitutional interpretation. It is subservient to the People, who can amend the Constitution through a kind of national referendum.-- In certain cases juries may decide for themselves how to interpret the Constitution rather than follow judges' opinions.-- The Framers intended for us to be able to protect ourselves from the federal government.We the People have awesome responsibilities. If the Constitution really is to be an instrument of the People, as intended, it is imperative that we all understand this great document. Read this book and keep it (and its copy of the Constitution) on your shelf. We all owe ourselves, and our fellow citizens, an education in our constitutional rights and responsibilities.
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