Landmark Cases: Begins with a presentation of landmark legal cases that have shaped the interpretation and application of constitutional rights, highlighting their impact on society.

Program Overview: An outline of the learning objectives and emphasize the importance of understanding constitutional law and civil liberties in a democratic society.

Purpose of a Constitution: Open discussion about the role of a constitution as a fundamental law that establishes the framework of government, protects individual rights, and limits the power of the state.

Constitutional Principles: An examination of the key principles of constitutional law, including:

1. Separation of Powers: The division of government power among the legislative, executive, and judicial branches.

2. Checks and Balances: Mechanisms that prevent any one branch of government from becoming too powerful.

3. Federalism: The division of power between national and regional governments.

4. Rule of Law: The principle that everyone is subject to the law, including government officials.

Constitutional Interpretation: Open discussion about the different approaches to interpreting the constitution, including originalism, textualism, and living constitutionalism.

Bill of Rights: An analysis of the core civil liberties protected by constitutions, such as:

1. Freedom of Speech: The right to express oneself freely without government censorship.

2. Freedom of Religion: The right to practice one's religion without government interference.

3. Freedom of Assembly: The right to peacefully assemble and associate with others.

4. Right to Due Process: The right to fair treatment and legal procedures before the government can deprive someone of life, liberty, or property.

5. Equal Protection Under the Law: The right to be treated equally by the law, regardless of race, gender, religion, or other factors.

Limitations on Rights: Open dialogue about the limitations on certain rights, such as restrictions on hate speech or incitement to violence.

Case Studies: An analysis of real-world legal cases and precedents that have shaped the interpretation and application of constitutional rights.

Judicial Review: General discussion about the role of the judiciary in interpreting the constitution and upholding civil liberties.

Contemporary Challenges: An examination of contemporary challenges to constitutional law, such as national security concerns, technological advancements, and changing social values.

Upholding the Constitution: Emphasis placed on the importance of citizen vigilance and engagement in upholding constitutional principles and protecting civil liberties.

Participating in the Legal System: Open discussion about the role of citizens in the legal system, including serving on juries, reporting injustices, and advocating for legal reform.

Promoting a Just Society: Encourages participants to actively contribute to a just and equitable society where the rights and freedoms of all citizens are respected and protected.