Be Secure in your Persons

Most people don’t lose their rights — they volunteer them away.

In this full-length class, we unpack what it truly means to “be secure in your person,” drawing from the Fourth Amendment, principles of equity, and real-world examples. You’ll learn how to stop unknowingly waiving your rights, how to recognize offers in commerce, and how to stand in private honor without conflict or confusion.

Topics Covered:

The Fourth Amendment and the boundary of self

What the “PERSON” really means in law and equity

Why silence can bind you — or confirm you

How to navigate everyday interactions (forms, conversations, notices)

7 practical steps to live with presence and authority

Includes references to:

Erie Railroad v. Tompkins (1938)

1 Corinthians 3:16

Proverbs 17:28

Key maxims of equity and judgment

📖 This session was hosted by Constitution Education, a Private Member Association dedicated to restoring lawful comprehension through equity and trust-based remedy.

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https://www.constitutioneducationpma.com/public-classes