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Bill of Rights
1st 10 Amendments clarifying what national govt cannot do to people.
Civil Liberties
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Clear-and-present danger doctrine
Congress can punish speech that is used to make a dangerous situation
Commercial speech
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Due-process clause
No state shall deprive any person of life, liberty, property without due process of law - 14th Amendment
Establishment clause
2nd part of 1st Amendment - Congress cannot control the establishment of a religion
Exclusionary rule
Evidence gained in violation of the Constitution cannot be used in trial
Free-exercise clause
1st part of 1st Amendment - saying that govt cannot prohibit free exercise of religion
Gitlow v. New York
provisions of 1st Amendment are to be followed by states as well.
Libel
Written statement that defames character of another person
Mapp v. Ohio
Established the use of the exclusionary rule
Miranda v. Arizona
Established that person must be read his rights and understand them upon being charged.
Patriot Act
Created as a result of 9/11, believed to violate Constitution
Obscenity
Not protected by 1st Amendment
Prior restraint
censorship - telling the press what they can/cannot print
Probable cause
a good reason to believe that a crime has been committed, that evidence will be found
Search warrant
order from judge authorizing the search of a place
Selective incorporation
most (not all) of Bill of Rights is used to restrict state governments
Slander
the written form of libel
Symbolic speech
Expression through actions rather then words, usually unrestricted.