Article I

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Article I of the Texas Constitution is the state’s Bill of Rights, outlining fundamental civil liberties and protections for individuals in Texas.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf constitutional bill of rights
part of the Texas Constitution
alsoKnownAs Texas Constitution
surface form: Texas Bill of Rights
appliesToJurisdiction Texas
surface form: State of Texas
bindingOn Texas Legislature
Texas executive branch
Judiciary of Texas
surface form: Texas judiciary
containsProvisionOn due process of law
eminent domain and takings
equal rights
freedom of religion
freedom of speech
freedom of the press
habeas corpus
open courts and remedy by due course of law
prohibition of bills of attainder
prohibition of cruel or unusual punishment
prohibition of ex post facto laws
prohibition of excessive bail
prohibition of imprisonment for debt in most cases
prohibition of unreasonable discrimination
protection against unreasonable searches and seizures
protection of property rights
right to keep and bear arms
rights of assembly and petition
rights of crime victims
rights of the accused in criminal prosecutions
sovereign immunity limitations in certain contexts
trial by jury
victims’ rights in criminal justice process
country United States of America
dateOfCurrentVersion 1876
enforcedBy Texas courts
ensures fundamental civil liberties for persons in Texas
governs relationship between individuals and the government of Texas
hasArticleNumber I
hasSectionCount multiple sections
inspiredBy Bill of Rights
surface form: United States Bill of Rights
language English
legalEffect limits actions of Texas state and local governments
legalStatus binding constitutional law in Texas
location Texas
partOf Texas Constitution
subject civil liberties
individual rights
limitations on state government power
typeOfRightCatalog state constitutional rights catalog

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