Question

How are the bill of rights structured? How effective is this structure in achieving the purpose of the document?

Answer 1

The structure and purpose of each branch was devised so as to assure checks and balances, which provide another way of limiting government power 

Federalism, the sharing of powers between the states and the national government, is one of the most important structural features of the United States constitutional order. Properly arranged, the national government will secure the rights of the people.