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- Hey guys its the Taylor Twins back again live! Today we will be discussing Rule of law, citizenship, and obligations and responsibilities of a U.S citizen. Lets get started!
- Lets begin with Rule of Law!
- Rule of Law= no one is above the law and everyone is equal under it.When a government violates due process it offends rule of law because they must respect your legal rights, it must be equal.
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- User6387747887Does Rule of law have principles?
- -Accountability before the law-all people are legally responsible for their actions, No one is able to break the law and Constitution allows for impeachment of public officials-Constant application of the law-Everyone should be treated the same by the legal system and all suspects entitled to legal representation-Enforcement of the law-Governments have duty to prevent crime and violence and includes police protection
- Yes Rule of law does! There is Accountability before the law, Constant application of the law, Enforcement of the law, and Transparency of legal institutions
- Here they are on the board!
- -Transparency of legal institutions-trials take place in public, matter of public record, andcitizens have a right to know exactly what laws are
- Here is the last one!
- One example of a supreme court case that has to do with Rule of law is United States v. Nixon but well take more about that another time!
- Lets move on to talk abut citizenship
- There are 3 ways to become a citizen and that is naturalization, law of blood, and law of soil
- Lets begin with Law of soil!
- Law of soil=natural born
- Lets go on to Law of blood!
- Law of soil= born in the U.S-automatically a citizen
- We both are citizens due to Law of blood!
- Also one extra thing if you were born on U.S territory you are also citizen
- Law of blood=at least one parent has to be a U.S citizen for you to automatically be a U.S citizen
- Next lets move to the other way you can become a citizen. You can become naturalized!
- Naturalization is the process of becoming a citizen if you were not born in the U.S or have parents that are.
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- 1..Live in the U.S for 5 years2.Fill out an application3.Fingerprint-background check4.Interview5. Pass the English and Civics test6. Take the oath of allegiance
- User04789758990What exactly is the process of naturalization?
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- Great question!
- Here are the most important steps
- These steps are crucial if you wan to become a naturalized citizen
- Now lets move on to our last topic, obligations and responsibilities!
- Obligations are duties that as a citizen is mandatory meani-ng you have to do them
- Some examples of responsibilities is to be involved with your community/ attend public meetings, vote, volunteer, run and hold elective office, communicate with government officials to influence government actions, be informed, Do community service, and respect others rights.
- Responsibilities are actions that are not mandatory but are expected to do as citizens to help the economy
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- And that's it for now! Join us live again for another Topic of Civics. Its the Taylor Twins, peace out!
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- User398765501123657What are some examples of obligations and responsibilities?
- Some examples of obligations are obey the law, pay taxes, serve on a jury when summoned, and register with the selective service
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