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It Is My Right!...  Or Is It?
1. My nation's constitution grants specific rights to me as a citizen. Agree
Disagree

2. My nation's constitution puts specific obligations upon me in return for my acceptance of the rights granted. Agree
Disagree

3. One of my constitutional rights is the right to privacy. Agree
Disagree

4. My right to privacy means that I have the right to do things without having the state or its agents track my actions unless I approve. Agree
Disagree

5. My right to privacy is limited when my actions infringe upon the rights of others. Agree
Disagree

6. My right to privacy is limited when my actions harm or interfere with other people. Agree
Disagree

7. Now that September 11, 2001 is history:
    Wars mandate changes for victory.  For example, during the U.S. Civil War President Lincoln suspended the use of the writ of habeas corpus.  During W.W.II President Roosevelt suspended workers' right to strike.  Now that we are reminded of these and other wartime necessities, are you willing to accept temporary suspension of a few rights so that your free way of life can be fought for and maintained?
Yes
No

8. Constitutional rights should apply to individuals in the following groups just as they do to every citizen of the United States.

              Please check all from the right that apply.

Foreign visitors on temporary visas
Illegal aliens
Aliens visiting on temporary work permits
Naturalized citizens suspected of treason
Aliens suspected of terrorist activities
Foreigners who enter the country without any paperwork
Foreign visitors with long-term permits

        The next points ask you to consider your right to privacy and other people's rights.

9. My right to privacy applies to me while driving. Agree
Disagree

10. My right to privacy applies to me while driving through a red light. Agree
Disagree

11. If I drive through a red light, I infringe upon the right to privacy of the person who has the green light  ---  I literally invade his 'space'. Agree
Disagree

12. My right to privacy applies to me while driving above the posted speed limit. Agree
Disagree

13. My right to privacy applies to me when I fail to stop at a stop sign. Agree
Disagree

14. My right to privacy applies to me while driving and violating any or all of the above traffic laws and, therefore, the police do not have the right to photograph my license plate in order to issue a ticket. Agree
Disagree

15. If I rob a bank and use a car to leave the scene, do the police have the right to photograph my license plate in order to apprehend me? Yes
No

16. If I drive through a red light and kill someone, have I infringed, upon that person's right to live? Yes
No

17. If I drive through a red light and collide with a car injuring its driver, do the police have the right to photograph my license? Yes
No

18. As members of a civilized and law abiding society we agree to confer upon the police the power to protect each individual. Agree
Disagree

19. It is in my best interest to support police ability to enforce traffic laws (e.g., driving through red lights and stop signs and speeding laws). Agree
Disagree

20. My constitutional right to privacy includes the concept of "reasonable right which is limited when I infringe upon the rights of other people." Agree
Disagree

21. When do we have the right to violate -- break -- a law? When we don't approve of the law
When we are ignorant of the law's existence
Never
When under stress

23. I am a: Female
Male

24. My age group is: Under 20
20-29
30-39
40-49
50-59
60-69
70 & older

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