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This means that our right in this state can’t be interfered with unless the  law thinks otherwise

This also compares to the constitutions bill of rights where the original 10 amendment were created to give people certain rights

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It means that any Minnesota citizens rights wont be taken away unless the state says so because someone did something that broke the law.

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It means that we all have rights and you can’t take those way. The Bill of Rights compares to it because they are both taking about our rights

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1. Tells us we cannot have our rights be taken away.
2. The bill of rights talks about our rights while this tells us we can’t have our rights be taken

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This passage means that as a Minnesota Citizen no rights can be taking away unless ordered by a court. Something that the bill of rights and this passage have in common is that they both talk about the right to vote; freedom and rights.

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The similarly between this and the constitution is freedom to voter and freedom in general.

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We can’t have our rights taken away, unless through the due process of the law.

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It means everyone has the right to vote unless the jury says otherwise

It’s like the bill of rights because everyone has equal rights

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It means for the rights of Minnesota citizens that stuff is equal for them like having the same right to vote and and that that it shouldn’t be unequal due to the people around that person. It compares to the bill of rights by putting the laws of it together.

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This means that Minnesotans can vote no matter what if they are over the age of 18 because it’s their right it also means we have the right to bare arms because that’s one of our so called privileges.

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This means everyone that is a US citizen and lives in Minnesota has rights unless the law calls it back.

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It means that as citizens of MN, our rights will stay in tact unless at some point the law states otherwise

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It means no citizens rights to vote are taken away, unless needed too by the courts. The bill of rights talks about freedoms and rights, and a right to vote is in it.

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It means that any citizen of any state can not have their rights taken away. This is the case at all times unless the law states that they are an be deprived of their rights or their peers or other people in the state deem necessary. The bill of rights states every right individually, this passage is stating that may right obtained by the bill of rights is not able to be taken away. This statement is also much more general then the bill of rights.

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1. This passage means that every Minnesotan has the right to vote and that the freedom of being able to vote will not be taken away.
2. This passage contains less information about rights than the US Constitution does. It explains a lot less and bunches multiple rights into one.

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Everyone has the right to vote

It compares to the bill of rights because it has kind of the same meaning that people has the right to vote

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It means that our rights as Minnesota citizens won’t be taken away unless the law calls for it.

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This passage means that no Minnesota citizen can have the right to vote taken away from them. This is similar to the bill of rights because it talks about how we all have rights.

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That everyone gets the same judgement no matter who they are.

This is like the bill of rights because people will get equal rights

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Minnesota State Constitution - Article I, Section 2

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Minnesota State Constitution - Article I, Section 2

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“No member of this State shall be disfranchised (deprived of the right to vote), or deprived of any of the rights or privileges secured to any citizen thereof, unless be the law of the land, or the judgement of his peers.”

1. What does this passage mean for the rights of Minnesota citizens?

2. How does this passage compare to the Bill of Rights in our national US Constitution?