The Best Kept Secret in the Legal System
How a Medical Practitioner can operate outside the Public Domain using a 1st &14th Amendment Private Membership Association.
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First Amendment Rights
ProAdvocate Group can establish and support your own Private Membership Association through which present and future members of the public become contract members. The membership contract limits claims against you and allows patients to receive the cutting edge services within the protection of the association. This program provides extraordinary privacy protection. Under the First Amendment…
Private Membership Association & Alternative Medicine
Practicing alternative medicine in the United States is a risky business with a heavy-handed government continually harassing, investigating, and sanctioning these businesses through medical boards, law enforcement agencies, and state attorney generals. Fortunately, the ProAdvocate Group has the solution: establishing a Private Membership Association (PMA). A PMA applies to unlicensed/licensed/formerly licensed medical practitioners and medical researchers…
How the First and Fourteenth Amendments Protect Your Rights in Texas
Understanding Constitutional Rights and Private Association Protections Constitutional rights remain one of the most important foundations of personal freedom in the United States. Yet many individuals and business owners are unsure how the First and Fourteenth Amendments apply to everyday situations involving privacy, association, free speech, and due process. Across Texas, especially in growing communities…
Know Your Rights
The United States prides itself on being a country with a high regard for freedom. The most basic of these freedoms are in the 1st amendment and the 14th amendment, the former of which is part of a larger collection of freedoms known as the Bill of Rights. The 1st amendment protects freedom of religion, freedom…
Incorporation Doctrine of 14th Amendment
The Constitution and its Bill of Rights are often seen as the cornerstones of personal liberty and freedom here in the United States. But for a while, the Bill of Rights only applied to federal, not state, cases. That’s right – until as late as the 1920s, states did not have to abide by the Bill of…
Understanding Freedom of Religion Using The 1st and 14th Amendments
Freedom of religion is one of the most cherished rights in the United States. It’s right up there with free speech, and both of them are enshrined in the 1st amendment of the Constitution. However, just as freedom of speech doesn’t mean you can say anything you like free of consequence, freedom of religion doesn’t mean…