We The People: Your Rights
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Our biggest update yet: • Complete founding documents: every grievance and signer in the Declaration, every section of the Constitution, and the full text of all 27 amendments, checked line by line against the National Archives. • Full Spanish support: the whole app in Spanish, switching automatically with your device language. • New Case Library: 235 Supreme Court cases and laws explained in plain language, including major 2025 and 2026 rulings. • Know Your Rights: 22 real-life scenarios, including ICE at your door, police at your door, traffic stops, recording the police, and border searches, with 6 digital rights cards you can show through a window. • Notes showing where later amendments changed the original text, plus the six amendments Congress proposed that were never ratified. • Glossary expanded to 293 terms. • Search now takes you straight to the answer. Plus adjustable text size, improved dark mode, and better accessibility. • The Share button now shares the App Store link. • A fresh new look: illustrated document covers, a Back button on every screen, and a roomier layout on iPad.
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We The People puts America's founding documents in your pocket, explained in clear, modern language that anyone can understand. In English and Spanish. WHAT'S INSIDE Read the complete text of the Declaration of Independence, the U.S. Constitution, the Bill of Rights, and Amendments 11 through 27, exactly as preserved by the National Archives, including every signer. Read each section in its original language, in plain English or Spanish, or side by side. Notes show where later amendments changed the original text, and a bonus section covers the six amendments Congress proposed that were never ratified. KNOW YOUR RIGHTS What does the law actually say when police knock on your door, you get pulled over, you attend a protest, or immigration agents come to your home? The Know Your Rights guide covers 22 real-life scenarios with clear explanations of which constitutional protections apply and the court cases behind them. Six scenarios include a digital rights card you can hold up to a window or show an officer. CASE LIBRARY Browse 235 Supreme Court cases, laws, and historical sources, each explained in plain language: what happened, what the Court decided, and why it matters today. Includes major rulings from 2025 and 2026. Case references throughout the app are tappable. GLOSSARY 293 legal and constitutional terms defined in plain language. Tap any term for a straightforward explanation you can actually use. SEARCH EVERYTHING Search every document, case, scenario, and glossary term at once, and jump straight to the answer. BUILT FOR EVERYONE We The People is nonpartisan, ad-free, and designed for anyone who wants to understand the laws that shape American life. Whether you are a student, a teacher, a new citizen, or just curious, this app makes civic knowledge accessible. It explains rights in general terms and is not legal advice. No subscriptions. No ads. No tracking. Just the law, explained clearly.
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Our biggest update yet: • Complete founding documents: every grievance and signer in the Declaration, every section of the Constitution, and the full text of all 27 amendments, checked line by line against the National Archives. • Full Spanish support: the whole app in Spanish, switching automatically with your device language. • New Case Library: 235 Supreme Court cases and laws explained in plain language, including major 2025 and 2026 rulings. • Know Your Rights: 22 real-life scenarios, including ICE at your door, police at your door, traffic stops, recording the police, and border searches, with 6 digital rights cards you can show through a window. • Notes showing where later amendments changed the original text, plus the six amendments Congress proposed that were never ratified. • Glossary expanded to 293 terms. • Search now takes you straight to the answer. Plus adjustable text size, improved dark mode, and better accessibility. • The Share button now shares the App Store link. • A fresh new look: illustrated document covers, a Back button on every screen, and a roomier layout on iPad.
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