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categorial balancing
the process through which courts reach judgements by weighing different broad categories, such as political speech, against other categories of interests, such as privacy
USA Patriot Act
the uniting and strengthening america by providing appropriate tools required to intercept and obstruct terrorism act of 2001; passed after 9/11; give law enforcement agencies greater authority to combat terrorism
chilling effect
discouragement of a constitutional right, especially free speech, by any practice that creates uncertainty about the proper exercise of that right
clear and present danger
doctrine establishing that restrictions on First Amendment rights will be upheld if they are necessary to prevent an extremely serous and imminent harm
incorporation
the 14th Amendment concept that most of the Bill of Rights applies equally to the states
fighting words
words not protected by the First Amendment because they cause immediate harm or illegal acts
hate speech
a category of speech that included name-calling and pointed criticism that demeans others on the basis of race, color, gender, ethnicity, religion, national origin, disability, intellect or the like
underinclusive
a First Amendment doctrine that disfavors narrow laws that target a subset of a recognized category for discriminatory treatment
viewpoint-based discrimination
government censorship or punishment of expression based on the ideas or attitudes expressed
true threat
speech directed toward one or more specific individuals with the intent of causing listeners to fear for their safety
establishment clause
the portion of the First Amendment that prohibits government from setting up an political religion or passing laws that favor a specific religious doctrine