The rights enumerated in the Bill of Rights and Bill of Due Process are indivisible.
None can conflict with any other, or be deemed to.
The enumeration in the Bill of Rights and Bill of Due Process of certain rights shall not be construed to deny or disparage others retained by every individual. The powers not delegated to the Republic by the Bill of Rights and Bill of Due Process are reserved to every individual. In any conflict between the Bill of Rights or the Bill of Due Process or the Notes on the one hand and the Separation of Powers on the other, the Bill of Rights or the Bill of Due Process or the Notes shall prevail. Every act or bill of the legislature, or any exercise of power by the executive, shall expire not more than ten Earth years after the act, bill, or exercise of power has been enacted. And the government shall make no ex post facto or retroactive law.