History

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Shepard vs maxwell

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Shot his wife, court said he didnt have a fair trail because of all the media, judge should of moved venue.

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Gitlow vs newyork

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incorporation doctrine, about the 1st amendmenrt was incorporated with the 14th decision said supreme court could make this decision

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Engle vs vitale

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school made a prayer everyday, was unconstitutional observing the religious beliefs in a class room.

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Lemon vs kurtzman

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about state funding religious schools, must meet the following criteria, purpose of the air must be clearly secular, its primary effect must neither advance nor inhibit religion and it must avoid "excessive entanglement of government with religion"

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reynolds vs usa

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the court affirmed remolds conviction unanimously, cannot practice multiple marriages.

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Oregon vs smith

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Congress let there be religios lands to be able to smoke peyote but cannot be high off the land.

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wisconsin vs yoder

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amish said that after the eiight grade it would make the chilkdren into another and no theres which they are self efficient so they can stop going to school after the 8th grade if they are amish.

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scheck cs us

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he told young people to not go to war and hide. it was against his freedom of speech because he was making "clear and present danger" to the nation

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miller vs california

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to regulate obsence material and tell what it is which. is ruled by, wether the average person, applying contemporary community standards would find that the work taken as a whole appeals to the prurient interest. wethere the work depicts or describes in a patently offensive way sexual conduct or exretory functons defined by the state law.
wether the work lacks a serious artistic or anything of value.

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playboy vs us

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united states wanted playboy to take things off its network, they didnt have to since people are paying to see what they are showing.

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tinker vs des moines school district

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when a kid used a black arm band and got kicked out for wearing it, he was expressing his freedom of speech and it didnt make conflict with the average school day. he won

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texas vs johnson

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was the case that said burning the flag is a freedom of expression by the 1st amendment, this was later made a loop since no open flames in a city.

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NAACP vs alabama

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its unconsiutional to get list of clubs members, its protected and needs to have a search warrant from any goverment officer.

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lyold corp vs tanner

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even though it looked to be public property it wasnt, so they could kick you out if they wanted to.

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why do the opinions of the majority not need any protection

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they are popular

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why is it okay for congress to pray but not schools

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freedom of religion is legal, if they want to pray at work they are aloud they are entitled to it, since they are them selves the ones who are praying.

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bill of rights was to protect peopole from what goverment?

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states and federal goverments.

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what is seditious speech

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speech that is disposed to arouse or take part in our guilty of sedition.

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free excercise clause

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religios freedom bleive in what you want

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established clause

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seperates chruch from state

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civil rights

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positive acts goverment makes to make all people equal

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civil liberties

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guarantes safty of person and prperty from arbitary acts of the goverment

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due process

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goverment must act fairly to all people in accord with established rules

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libel

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false and malicious use of printed words

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slander

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flase and malisicous use of spoken words

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sheild lawas

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a law which makes it harder for reportes to disclose their sources so they dont have to rat on people

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`content neutral

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goverment may not regulate assemblies on basis on what might be said

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symbloc speech

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expression by conduct, arm band

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parochial

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churhc related as in parochial school

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rigfht of association

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the right to associat with others to promote political econmic and social causes

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process of incorporation

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the process of incorporating or including most of the guarantee rights of the bill of rights into the 14th amendments due process clause.