Personal Freedom and Civic Duty - Set of 9

The most fundamental rights of American citizens, as they apply in today's changing world, are presented in these thought-provoking titles. The foundation of a particular tenet of the Constitution is described, including the right of freedom of the press, due process, and information-age rights, and its history is traced by studying milestone court cases. Readers then learn how each right applies in the world today. This collection advances the series by offering developments in the interpretation of the Constitution in our ever-changing nation. These titles are important to readers because they illustrate how the law evolves in tandem with society.

Titles include:

	Rights of the Accused
	Women's Rights
	Right to Assemble
	Right to Due Process
	Right to Freedom From Searches
	Right to Privacy
	Right to Vote
	Rule of Law: No One is Above the Law
	Rights in the Information Age