The bill of rights play a role today, in that people living in the US are given rights such as the freedom of speech, assembly, religion, etc, and that the government should not try to interfere with a person living in the US's belief unless it starts to hurt other people. Without it, our citizens would not have been part of a democratic nation, and it would not have had a right to voice and do what they want (that is, while it is under the law)
<span>The Bill of Rights, the first ten amendments to the Constitution, is incredibly important in today's society. It controls government, law enforcement, the judicial process, the press's freedoms, and much about our everyday lives. The Bill of Rights is a promise to the American people that there are certain rights government cannot take away from them. </span>
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answer is a judicial review. It is a kind of court proceeding in which a judge
reviews the legality of a decision or action made by the public. In other
words, judicial reviews are a way to reach a decision, rather than the rights
and wrongs of the conclusion reached.</span>
