Treatment of Individual Liberty | Report

Treatment of individual liberty under the Constitution of United States
The Constitution of the Us: The first Amendment, Freedom of Speech, Article 111, Section 3
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Introduction
This essay focuses on the Treatment of individual liberty under the Constitution of
United States and other rights given to individuals and residents of the US as right to liberty.
However, The first Amendment, Freedom of Speech, Article 111, Section 3 all the
amendments and other changes in the law has been made to restrict individuals to harm
others.
Treatment of individual liberty under the Constitution of
United States
The term liberty is actually the state of being free, free within society from the authoritative
restriction. The liberty is the right given to individual under the articles given under
Constitution of United States. It is the right which allows individual to freely move, speak
and do as they like.
Imposed by authority on one’s behavior or upon
political view
With the changes in time, concept of the individual liberty has been changed throughout the
time. This concept of individual liberty is being in existence but its importance is quite now
understood. The world is full of peoples and the peoples create the society but this society is
being determined in terms of different aspect. The framers of the constitution have created
the constitution depending upon the need of the changes required at that period of time and
since now the amendments have been made so that all the people of the country shall feel
safe and secure as to the permanent safety to the rights and liberties of every individual is
there in the constitution. Whenever any of the person in the country feels aggrieved can seek
his rights and those rights were always be with him (Gallagher, et al. 2015).

The concept of individual liberty under the First
amendment
The first Amendment, Freedom of Speech, Article 111, Section 3 and amendment of
the constitution of united states the congress shall make no law respecting an establishment of
religion, or prohibiting the free exercise thereof; or abridging the freedom of speech or of the
press; or right of the people peaceably to assemble and to petition the government for a
redress of grievances (Gallagher, et al. 2015).
The first Amendment, Freedom of Speech, Article 111, Section 3 shows that freedom of
speech is an important aspect for the individual in the society as freedom of speech is a right
which actually provides the liberty to every individual in the society. This right have
restrictions but before taking about restrictions there is something which is important that this
speech right shall also have scope over the defamatory statements as if the individual is
stating truth then such can never be considered as the defamatory statement (Gallagher, et al.
2015).
The law is established to create all the things in a proper control as provided under the article
III of the constitution of united states ‘THE JUDICIAL BRANCH’ the judicial power of
united states shall be vested in the one supreme court and the other inferior courts which
congress can establish from time to time as and when required. The Supreme Court acts as
the guardian of the constitution of Unites States, its purpose is not only to provide the justice
to the aggrieved person’s but also to guard the basic structure of the Constitution. It was done
with a view to promote individuals to work freely and motivate them to enjoy the right of
freedom to enjoy.
The freedom of speech and press states the freedom to express the opinion of the individuals
and to publish the truth which is so provided in the freedom of press. This right is given to the
press to publish any documents which is for the benefit of the society and to keep them
vigilant against anything which is going in the society and in the government. This freedom
though has some exceptions as to places where such right cannot be granted which are
obscenity, fighting words, defamation(libel and slander), child pornography, perjury ,
blackmail, incitement to imminent lawless action, true threat, solicitation to commit crimes
(Pichler, et al. 2017).