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what is the first amendment

Freedom of speech

different aspects in the first ammendment

-speech


-press


-religion


-assembly


-petition

how many acceptions are their to the first amendment

4

the acceptions to the first amendment

putting a reasonable time, place, speech, and manner of speech


-not in middle of night while people are spleeping


-not when you are disrupting the flow of traffic


excludes certain types of speech -cursing,fighting words, defamation, advocating illegal action, or treason


creating a clear and preasent danger/ creating false panic


conflict with other legitimate social or governmental interests -ex: public schools or prisons

what is defamation

the action of damaging the good reputation of someone; slander (verbal) or libel (written)

Cohen v. California

-Cohen v cal.- freedom of expression/speech First hearing-Cal. Won Second hearing- cal. Won


third hearing- Cal lost


Cohen’s was convicted, for violating a California law by wearing a jacket that had “f— the draft”

Tinker v des moines

Tinker v des moines- speech/ expression


First hearing- tinker lost


Second hearing- tie


Third hearing- tinker won


black armbands on in school

Morse v frederick

Morse v frederick=restrict freedom of speech


First hearing- frederick (student) won


Second hearing- frederick lost


student held up a poster promoting illegal drugs while the Olympic torch was coming around

Ny times v sullivan

Ny times v sullivan- protected press


First hearing- sullivan won


Second hearing- sullivan


Third hearing- sullivan lost


sullivan claimed that he was defamedin a full-page ad taken out in the New York Times, and Some of the particulars of the advertisement were false, but his name was not directly in it

wisconsin v. yoder

wisconsin v. yoder- freedom of religion


first hearing- yoder lost


second hearing- yoder won


third hearing- yoder won


wisconsin was trying to get amish kids go to school for longer than 8th grade, but it goes against the amish religion