How does the Bill of Rights influence individual actions and social interactions?

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<span>Bill of Rights influence individual actions and social interactions because this becomes a guideline or a written instrument to individual actions and social interactions whether if such right or privilege has been protected against violation from public officials and private citizens. Everyone will become more observant to their actions or may exercise good protection to one another. </span>

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