Article I (Declaration of Rights)

Article I, known as the Declaration of Rights, establishes fundamental freedoms and protections for individuals. It guarantees rights such as freedom of speech, religion, and assembly, ensuring people can express themselves and practice their beliefs without government interference. It also affirms protections against unreasonable searches and seizures, guarantees legal rights like trial by jury, and prohibits discrimination based on race or gender. Essentially, this article sets the foundation for civil liberties, ensuring that government actions respect individuals’ rights and freedoms, and provides mechanisms for people to seek justice if their rights are violated.