In Rights on the Ground: Practical Audits of American Freedoms, readers embark on an exploration of constitutional rights as they apply to daily life, while discovering how citizen auditors uphold these rights and safeguard democracy. This book dives deeply into the constitutional foundations of freedom, bringing to life each right's history and modern relevance. Through real-world examples and step-by-step guidance, it outlines how everyday citizens can observe, document, and advocate for critical protections, including free speech, freedom of the press, privacy rights, due process, and fair trial protections.

Each chapter focuses on an essential liberty, from First Amendment freedoms to voting rights, gun ownership, and privacy, and culminates in a call to action, inviting readers to become proactive defenders of American freedoms. With insights on navigating legal challenges, the ethics of auditing, and the growing role of technology in today's world, Rights on the Ground empowers readers with the knowledge and tools to help secure a fair, transparent, and equitable society for all.