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BRIDGESTONE - BILL OF RIGHTS
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We, the People of the State of Bridgestone and our posterity, henceforth establish this Bill of Rights to ensure the Freedom and Liberty of Bridgestone and its citizens.
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A citizen shall be defined as an individual in the State of Bridgestone group who is not a Tourist.
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When referring to any section of the bill of rights, use this format.
BOR.SECTION
e.x.:
BOR.IV (Bill of Rights, Section IV (4))
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SECTION I. Citizens shall be free of prosecution when expressing an opinion. The impediment of freedom of speech is a crime. Deleting wall posts on the Brigeestone wall without permission of the original poster is a crime. If the wall post is not official to the State of Bridgestone, a scam, or a spam, it may be deleted without penalty. Furthermore, press agencies have the freedom of press and the unalienable right to report news without fear of government interference or censorship: no legislation can impede on the right to publish. Freedom of Speech will only be restricted by the ROBLOX’s Rules of Conduct, Terms of Service, or Privacy Policy. Law Enforcement agencies in the State of Brigestone shall yield parts of their right to Speech upon a citizen's request to know their name and badge number. Law enforcement agencies are expected to obey this request or else face prosecution or punishment in their agency.
SECTION II. Citizens have the right to peaceably assemble: their right to do so cannot be curtailed by law enforcement agencies, although private and restricted government property cannot be entered, and those inciting violence or rebellion shall be arrested and prosecuted accordingly.
SECTION III. Citizens have the right to petition against the government or any other business or agency without fear of punishment for doing so. The government is not obliged to act on petitions, although are obliged to give a response at thirty (30) signatures, and Congress shall be willing to consider creating appropriate legislation at one-hundred (100) signatures.
SECTION IV. Citizens have the freedom of religion. They have the right to practice their religion free of government interference. However, religion which openly encourages or carries out crime shall have all relevant individuals prosecuted accordingly: although no individual can be prosecuted for simply associating themselves with a particular religion. There shall be a clear separation of church and state.
SECTION V. All citizens have the freedom of information. Should a citizen request for information that is actively collected to be released, the relevant agency or department shall be obligated to release the requested information. Classified information, however, must remain classified until such a time it is deemed safe to release.
SECTION VI. Citizens shall have the right to keep and bear arms, although the government is not prohibited from regulating gun purchases or gun use in order to reduce crime rates. Different cities are not prohibited from regulating gun sales and use within their own city.
SECTION VII. Citizens shall never face cruel and unusual punishment. Just punishments should only ever be given by the Judicial Branch, and citizens have the right to appeal when faced with a cruel and unusual punishment.
SECTION VIII. Citizens have the right to vote in all elections in the State of Bridgestone. Citizens may not campaign more than once per page on the State of Bridgestone wall. A citizen is defined as someone who is a Middle Class Citizen or above. Tourists are NOT citizens. However, all rights apply to tourists and guests, but do not have all privileges citizens do such as voting. Candidates who are in breach of election regulations shall be disqualified.
SECTION IX. Citizens shall never be asked to pay any obligatory fees or taxes to the State of Bridgestone, neither shall businesses ever be asked by the Department of Commerce to pay any kind of rent or one-time payment.
SECTION X. All detained citizens, tourists, and guests have the right to exercise their Miranda Rights. The Miranda Rights are as follows: “You have the right to remain silent. Anything you say can and will be used against you in a court of law. You have a right to an attorney. If you cannot afford an attorney, one will be appointed for you”. Every citizen has the right to an attorney, and those who cannot afford fees for an attorney employed under a private law firm shall receive one from the State of Bridgestone.
SECTION XI. Citizens can be frisked or searched by law enforcement agencies only when a law enforcement officer has reasonable grounds to do so. It is illegal to not stop for law enforcement. Search or seizure on grounds of ethnicity, religion or political beliefs is illegal. Private properties cannot be searched by law enforcement without a search warrant, although in an emergency - where there is reasonable belief that life or property is in danger - law enforcement officers may enter private properties. Citizens cannot enter restricted government property before undergoing Homeland Security safety and security inspections. The Homeland Security shall not be restricted to deny any entrance of a citizen on a restricted government property if the officer has reasonable grounds.
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RATIFICATION:
SIGNED,
State of Bridgestone - Founder iAuthorityLaw
State of Bridgestone - Governor ###########
State of Bridgestone - Co Founder Travisnotdeadyet
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