civil liberty
- The right of people to live free from random or unreasonable involvement in their activities, such as expressing their opinions, practicing their religion, or making a living, by other individuals or particularly by the government, and especially as safeguarded by the Constitution
- The First Amendment is considered a major pillar of civil liberty as it protects freedom of speech, religion, and press.
- Certain security measures taken by the government have raised concerns about infringements on civil liberty.
- The advocate argued that the ordinance violated fundamental civil liberty by restricting freedom of assembly.
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