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Does informing a person of their rights guarantee that those rights will not be violated?
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Does informing a person of their rights guarantee that those rights will not be violated?

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No, being aware of your rights doesn’t mean they can’t be violated. People don’t always respects rights, it doesn’t matter if a person is aware of them or not they can always be violated.
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No, because you may know your rights but anyone with higher power can violate those.
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