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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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…
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ProAdvocate Group is a private membership association and we can help members start their own private medical membership associations. Through this, we help guarantee our members the freedom of assembly and speech under the First and Fourteenth Amendments to the United States Constitution and the freedom of assembly and speech under Section Two of the Canadian…
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How many times have you been in an argument with someone, or just criticizing their opinions, when they come back with, “I have freedom of speech, I can say what I want!” Well, far from being the argument winner we all think this is, someone who pulls out their first amendment rights as a shield…
1st and 14th Amendment Defined
Shockingly, many Americans within the United States do not understand the rights granted to them by the constitution. If you ask a typical U.S. citizen to explain the amendments, the conversation would be long and full of Internet searches. Yet, the entire way of life in America is governed by laws written into the constitution….
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