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In the U.S., it is presumed that every citizen is aware of the law and is expected to comply with it, a legal principle known as "ignorance of the law is no excuse." This means that individuals cannot avoid legal responsibility by claiming they did not know a law existed. The presumption underscores the importance of public access to legal information and education. However, it also highlights the challenges faced by those who may not have adequate resources to understand complex legal systems.
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A guarantee to us citizen that every protection of every law will be applied to them?
The 14th Amendment
What are the basic principles of the US?
Answer: every citizen has a duty to obey the law.
In the US it is presumed that every citizen a abides by the law b believes in the law c knows the law d votes to uphold the law?
I'm not sure I discern a question here, but in a civilised society a citizen (I imagine you mean resident) does not have to believe in the law - there are several laws against which our instincts and feelings would rebel so (b) does not apply. Ignorance of the law has never been an excuse - so (c) goes out for a walk. The vote could be to change the law (d) fails to hold any water.
What law gives us the right to picket?
The First Amendment gives every US citizen the right to assembly and to have his voice heard.
Can a US citizen practice law in the UK?
A US citizen can practice law in the UK. They must first pass the bar exam and then get hired by a UK law firm.
What are the responsiblilities of a US citizen?
To be Law Abiding
Can a US law enforcement officer arrest a non-citizen of the US for drinking alcohol if they are legal drinking age in their home country?
When present in the US, you are subject to US law, no matter what your citizenship is. There are exceptions for certain diplomatic personnel, but for an aveage citizen, US law applies. A US citizen visiting another country is subject to the laws of THAT country. I am a US citizen, and US law permits me to own and carry a handgun. If I were in a country that did not permit private ownership of handguns, I would be subject to arrest if I carried a handgun there.
What law allowed white immigrants to become US citizen?
The Naturalization Law of 1790
Presumption of innocence?
Every US citizen has it, it is guaranteed by the Constitution.
When did Puerto Rico become us citizen?
Foraker Law 1917
Is it true every prospective naturalized US citizen must take an oath of allegiance to the us government before becoming a citizen?
Yes
How an immigrant can be police officer of the US?
In the US, you must be a citizen to become a sworn law enforcement officer.
