What is the main difference between Fundamental Rights and ordinary legal rights?

Correct answer: Fundamental Rights are specially protected in the Constitution

Direct answer: A. Fundamental Rights receive special protection from the Constitution. If a law or government action violates such a right, a person may use constitutional remedies and approach the appropriate court. Ordinary legal rights also have legal protection, but they are generally created and changed by ordinary laws made by the legislature. A constitutional amendment or constitutional interpretation may be required for changes involving Fundamental Rights, so they are not as easily altered as ordinary statutory rights. B is wrong because ordinary legal rights are not always above constitutional rights. C is wrong because Fundamental Rights can be enforced in court. D is wrong because their constitutional source and special protection create an important difference. Memory cue: ordinary law gives a legal right; the Constitution gives special status to a Fundamental Right.