What connection does the author draw between what was written in the Bill of Rights and public interest law?

In time we live in now, we have pressures and concerns that can’t have be predicted the centuries before. Because of all the changes that our society has been through, the author believes that the Supreme Court should reinterpret the Bill of Rights.

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jayilych4real jayilych4real · Answer 2 · 2021-10-09T12:19:51+02:00

The Bill of Rights refers to the ten different changes or amendments that were made to the United States Constitution. They were drafted by American patriot James Madison.

Some important amendments include:

Freedom of religion, speech, press, assembly and petition
Freedom from torture
Right of trial by a jury, etc

Please note that your question is not complete because you did not specify the author and text you were referring to. As a result of this, I would give you a general overview which should be helpful.

Public Interest Law is the aspect of law where practises are done in order to help the interest of the poor and underprivileged of the society. This usually comes at low or no cost at all to the people (pro bono).

The Bill of Rights and Public Interest Law have some similarities because they help to ensure that the rights of people who cannot afford to pay for legal services are protected.

What connection does the author draw between what was written in the Bill of Rights and public interest law?​

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