Question

Which of the following is true for the relationship between rights and duties?

If you have a right of free expression, the government has a duty to respect that right but can put unreasonable limits on it.

Rights and duties exist only between people and their governments.

Your right in legal terms is only as good as your community's willingness to provide relief outside the legal system.

You can legally say whatever you want about the U.S. President even if the criticisms are strong and insistent.

If someone punches you in the nose, your rights as set forth in the negative law of the state have been violated.

Answer 1

Option D.

• The rights and duties are the two concepts that are directly related to each other and go hand in hand.
• This is because a person's or whole societies rights changes into a responsibility for the state or the government because it is their duty to protect all the citizen's of a nation.
• Here in the statement, you can legally say whatever you want about the US president even if the criticisms are strong and insistent, shows that it is citizen's right to criticize about the government and the government has the duty to look through these criticisms and perform better on the behalf of its citizens.