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7 Cards in this Set
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Brandenburg v. Ohio
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Court overturned the conviction of a KKK leader
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Schenck
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Published 15,000 pamphlets involving the U.S. and WWI
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Gitlow v. New York
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Printed a Left Wing Manifesto. The 1st Amendment was not narrowly limited in scope to the U.S. Congress
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United States v. Progressive
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A magazine was asked to stop the publication on how to build a hydrogen weapon
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Near v. Minnesota
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Published comments about corruption in the city government. Object law to prohibit publications as public nuisance because they were "obscene, lewd, malicious, or defamatory" was illegal prior restraint, not punishment, but censorship
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Pentagon Papers
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Classified information was stolen. Government bears heavy burden to justify the prior restraint of a publication. Showed the 1st Amendment has more protection than others
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U.S. v. Bell
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Promoting and selling unlawful tax advice. Commercial speech is entitled to a lower standard of protection
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