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Within this article, it explains how school uniforms violate the first amendment. The article also includes implications as to why uniforms are initially set in place.

This article is about John Dryden, a social studies teacher. Dryden is on thin ice because of "informing students of their 5th amendment rights". He told students that they can withhold information from the school, and now he may be fired for this.

This article shows how powerful oil giant, Chevron; uses it's vast influence to shirk the First Amendment. To avoid lawsuits Chevron forces journalists to turn over damaging evidence.

The article explains our restrictions of speech on the internet. Youtube and twitter and are not affected by the first amendment as with numerous other sites.

The Second Amendment Foundation (SAF) is dedicated to promoting a better understanding about our constitutional heritage to privately own and posess firearms. The SAF maintains several educational and legal action programs designed to better inform the public about the gun control debate.

This site is based on educating and promoting programs to inform the public about gun control. There are resources that even list states Right to Bear Arms provisions.

This is a point/counterpoint website. The discussion is about the 2nd Amendment right to bear arms. This is a good website for someone who wants to cover all of their bases with this issue.

Article about the Fourth Amendments protections and the loss of those protections slowly through legislation.

A look at the public's view on search and seizure and what our laws protect us from. This article also compares the European approach and defines clearly the Fourth Amendment.

"Colleges are starting to put restrictions on "free speech" to protect students from harassment. There seems to be a blurred line as to whether this infringes on students' first amendment rights, or if the schools have the right to make these restrictions. "

There are a lot of people talking about freedom of speech on the internet these days. Some sites say they stand for free speech, but does the first amendment apply to them? Where are we free to speak our minds on the internet?

There are a lot of people talking about freedom of speech on the internet these days. Some sites say they stand for free speech, but does the first amendment apply to them? Where are we free to speak our minds on the internet?

At the border, online, at the doctor's office, you're no longer protected from unreasonable search and seizures. For the protection of the rest of the country unwarranted searches are becoming a part of everyday life because no ones covered in the fine print.

Explains the First Amendment to the Constitution. Additional Links to each of the clauses under the First Amendment.

A paper on tech companies, government regulation, monopoly power, censorship, and the ramifications of these factors. While the paper does not offer up any sweeping solutions, the range of issues it covers is quite in depth, and helps to outline the range of problems in tech companies and social media sites.

A paper on tech companies, government regulation, monopoly power, censorship, and the ramifications of these factors. While the paper does not offer up any sweeping solutions, the range of issues it covers is quite in depth, and helps to outline the range of problems in tech companies and social media sites.

Officials are ignoring the 4th amendment against unreasonable search and seizures in the act of DUI checkpoints. Most people over the age of 21 that are pulled over and blow a 0.07 or below think they're safe, but really the are not.

The first amendment is the freedom to speak, that includes while students are at school. Schools are trying to make all students the same. They want them to have the same beliefs and dress the same.

Lyle Denniston talks about how police today use any means of new technology to help solve crimes. The example used in this article is how the fourth amendment comes into play when searching for criminals using an individuals DNA.

Explains gun laws of each state and amendment rights. Includes news and issues of the topic.

This article says how gun safety is different then gun control. It states "guns are freedom".

In Michigan State police is able to download information from the cell phones of people they pull over. It is a violation of the Constitution's 4th Amendment.

The cornerstone of freedom is the 2nd amendment right. Are you about to loose it?

This site reports news and information to inform individuals of any threats to their Second Amendment right. It is sponsored by the NRA and there are links of articles and stories anti-gun control.

In 2009, at the behest of the Obama administration, the United States joined 152 other countries in endorsing a U.N. Arms Trade Treaty Resolution. The resolution establishes an international conference to be held next year, at which leaders from countries around the world-many of which have deplorable human rights records-will draw up an international treaty designed to severely restrict or even outright ban your right to sell, purchase, carry or own a firearm. Just two years ago, NRA fought a push to consider a 1997 Organization of American States gun control treaty in the Senate.