Violation
100

While walking home, Maria is stopped by police officers who arrest her without a warrant. When she asks for the reason, they tell her they "just had a feeling" she was involved in a recent theft.

The right against illegal searches and seizures

200

A university expels a student for alleged cheating without giving them any chance to explain their side or attend a disciplinary hearing.

Right to due process of law

300

A local artist is arrested for displaying a politically charged painting criticizing government corruption. Authorities claim it causes public unrest and must be removed.

Freedom of speech and expression

400

During a senate hearing, a businessman is forced to answer a question that could potentially link him to a money laundering operation. He tries to invoke a constitutional right but is threatened with contempt.

Right against self-incrimination

500

A factory forces its workers to continue working without pay for several months, threatening to blacklist them if they leave. The workers were not allowed to resign or look for other jobs.

Right against involuntary servitude

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