content: The problem with the Constitution and the Bill of Rights is there are virtually no consequences for public servants who violate them. Public servants (elected, hired or contracted) who violate the Constitution (propose, vote for, enforce, or uphold a law, directive, or order) that is found unconstitutional should be 1) barred from public service for life, 2) personally liable to the individual(s) whose rights were violated, and 3) forfeit accrued government benefits.