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Civil liberties

Gov cannot abridge by law ,constitution or judicial interpretation civil

Civil rights

Protected rights

9th amendment

The powers not delegated to the national government but reserved to the states or to the people

Due process clause

Guarantee Variety of rights to individual

Substantive due process

Judicial interpretation of the 5th and 14th amendment due process that projects citizens from arbitrary or unjust state or federal laws

Incorporation doctrine

14th amendment requires state and local government to guarantee to the rights stated in the bill of rights

Selective incorporation

Most but not all protection found in the bill of rights are made applicable to the states via the 14th amendment

Fundamental freedoms

The court as order ,Liberty ,justice , Highest standard of review

1st amendment

Freedom speech ,press,assembly ,petition ,religion

Establishment clause

The 1st clause of the 1st amendment ..Direct the national government not to sanction an official religion

Free exercise clause

The 2nd clause of the 1st amendment:gov interfering with a citizens right to practice his/her religion

Lemon test

3 part test for examining the constitutionality of religious establishment issues.

Prior restraint

Prevents the government from prohibiting speech or publication before the fact ;held to be in violation of the 1st amendment

Clear and present danger test

Lines between Protected and unprotected speech

Direct incitement test

The 1st amendment protects advocacy of illegal action is intended and likely to occur

Symbolic speech

Symbols ,signs, other methods expression the 1st amendment

Hate speech

Any communication that belittles a person or group

Libel

False written statement that defames a person character

Slander

Untrue spoken statements that defame the character of a person

New York Times co vs Sullivan (1964)

That actual malice must be proven to support a finding of libel against a public figure

Fighting words

Inflict injury

Writs Of habeas corpus

The prisoners have the right to know what charges are being made gainers them .

4th amendment

Can't search people houses without a warrant (probable cause )

5th amendment

Right to remain silence until a lawyer is represent

Miranda vs Arizona

5th amendment

Miranda rights

That a officer should say to the person their rights and that they right to have attorney

Double jeopardy clause

Can't be trail twice for the same offense

Exclusionary rule

Police from using illegally seized evidence at trial

6th amendment

Public trial without unnecessary

8th amendment

Nor cruel and unusual punishments

Right to privacy

Right to be left alone...

Roe v wade

Woman's have the right to have a abortion