Life, Liberty, and property
Life, Liberty, and property are natural rights that were first presented by John Locke. They are the very rights that both men and women (today) gain by giving up governmental rights in order to maintain a more stable society.
Thursday, October 16, 2014
A question to think about....
Is a law too vague? Is
it applied fairly to all? Does a law presume guilt? A vagrancy law might be
declared too vague if the definition of a vagrant is not detailed enough. A law
that makes wife beating illegal but permits husband beating might be declared
to be an unfair application. A law must be clear, fair, and have a presumption
of innocence to comply with procedural due process.
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