Citizen Rights

the rights you have as a citizen

Citizenship is the attribute of persons who, as members of the polity, have certain privileges and duties in addition to those they have as persons. Citizens include those born on U.S. or State territory or naturalized according to law.

natural Rights:

The classic definition of “natural rights” are “life, liberty, and property”, but these need to be expanded somewhat. They are rights of “personhood”, not “citizenship”. These rights are not all equally basic, but form a hierarchy of derivation, with those listed later being generally derived from those listed earlier.

Personal Security:

Your rights concerning your life

• Not to be killed.
• Not to be injured or abused.

Personal Liberty:

• To move freely.
• To assemble peaceably.
• To keep and bear arms.[18]
• To assemble in an independent well-disciplined[13] militia.
• To communicate with the world.
• To express or publish one's opinions or those of others.
• To practice one's religion.
• To be secure in one's person, house, papers, vehicle[14], and effects against unreasonable searches and seizures.
• To enjoy privacy in all matters in which the rights of others are not violated.[7]