Fundamental rights are those freedoms essential to the concept of ordered liberty, rights without which neither liberty nor justice would exist. Examples include

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The Bill of Rights (the first ten amendments to the United States Constitution) and the Fourteenth Amendment are fundamental to protecting individual freedoms and ensuring justice, embodying essential rights and liberties. The Twenty-Fifth Amendment, while important, primarily addresses presidential succession and disability, not fundamental freedoms.

Fundamental Rights Are Those Freedoms Essential to the Concept of Ordered