INDIVIDUAL RIGHTS AND CIVIL ORDER No conflict exists between civil order and individual rights. Both concepts are based on the same fundamental principle: that no individual, group, or government may initiate force against any other individual, group, or government. 1. FREEDOM AND RESPONSIBILITY 2. CRIME 3. VICTIMLESS CRIMES 4. THE WAR ON DRUGS 5. SAFEGUARDS FOR THE CRIMINALLY ACCUSED 6. JUSTICE FOR THE INDIVIDUAL 7. JURIES 8. INDIVIDUAL SOVEREIGNTY 9. GOVERNMENT AND MENTAL HEALTH 10. FREEDOM OF COMMUNICATION 11. FREEDOM OF RELIGION 12. THE RIGHT TO PROPERTY 13. PROTECTION OF PRIVACY 14. GOVERNMENT SECRECY 15. INTERNAL SECURITY AND CIVIL LIBERTIES 16. THE RIGHT TO KEEP AND BEAR ARMS 17. CONSCRIPTION AND THE MILITARY 18. IMMIGRATION 19. FREEDOM OF ASSOCIATION AND GOVERNMENT DISCRIMINATION 20. WOMEN'S RIGHTS AND ABORTION 21. FAMILIES AND CHILDREN 22. SEXUAL RIGHTS 23. AMERICAN INDIAN RIGHTS

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