Legal Definitions - public right

A public right is a type of right that is granted to the general public or a specific group of people by law or government. It is a legal guarantee or privilege that is available to everyone and cannot be denied or taken away without proper justification.

Examples of public rights include:

• The right to free speech
• The right to a fair trial
• The right to vote
• The right to access public spaces and facilities

These examples illustrate how public rights are granted to individuals by law or government and are essential for maintaining a fair and just society. Without these rights, individuals may be subject todiscrimination, oppression, or other forms of injustice.