Constitutional Law

The Mark of a Truly Great Society is how well that they obey their own laws. 

   
     Quote:

• "No man is above the law and no man is below it; Nor, do we ask any mans permission when we require him to obey it. Obedience to the law is demanded as a right; Not asked as a favor." - Theodore Roosevelt [1903]. 

Every society must have laws in order to properly function. These laws are written in various ways to set objective parameters - wherein each individual may function to the mutual benefit of all parties subjected to the common social contract. They assign Individual Freedoms and Rights, set Standards of Social Responsibility and provide a framework for reasonable and/or appropriate penalties in dealing with those who operate outside of acceptable and clearly defined social boundaries.

The foundational basis for all other legal applications is known as A Constitution. Thus, the "United States Constitution" is the legal framework [ or the social contract] upon which all other codified laws in the United States depend. As the foundation upon which everything else is built, this document must be treated with the utmost reverence and respect.... In effect, it stands alone as a sacred and covenanted object whose precepts and statutes may only be ignored or discarded at the risk of American Societal Destruction!