Public Domain

As relates to property, it is the sum of all property which is not claimed privately, or which cannot be so segregated, such as air, navigable waters, common roads, and pooled water, gas, and petroleum reserves. Example: older books are in public domain for public use. As relates to rights, it is the reasonable expectation of peace and harmony, which no individual has a right to breach, and to freedom from restraint and fraud, and to the bill of rights that follow this section. In this bill of rights, all public domain property within the geographical boundary of Arkansas, a Free and Independent Nation=State, is the substance of the expressed trust call the Covenant of Arkansas.