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    The case Terminiello v. Chicago was first introduced in the State trial courts in Illinois where it was affirmed. Then it was later on appealed into the Illinois State Supreme Courts where they ruled in a conservative position based on the affirmation decision in the Trial courts (Insidegov). The petitioners of the court included the people who protested. The parties that were being sued in this case were the town, city, and the government of Chicago (insidegov). The case begins when a priest…

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    to spending on their behalf. Citizens United Supreme Court case further their capabilities by making it legal for corporations to do these things without the need of such PACS. These articles are vey fascinating for they discuss issues on campaign financing reforms that inevitably affect both political candidates and citizens. The issue at hand deals with the Supreme Court’s decision favoring Citizens United, which…

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    supreme court. In one of the most famous court cases, in 1982, the Supreme Court ruled in the Board of Education, Island Trees Union Free School District v. Pico. The case however has been regarded as one of the most important decisions concerning the First Amendment rights and school libraries. With this, the Supreme Court set strict parameters under which the board of educators could consider banning a book from it’s selves. Justice William J. Brennan Jr., who presided over the case wrote;…

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    Freedom of Speech It was in 1791 that the United States transcribed the ten amendments within the Constitution. The first amendment, Freedom of Speech, is one of the most controversial laws in today’s society. It states that Congress shall make no law that reduces ones freedom of speech or freedom of press. Although there is a law in place stating such freedoms, it is not as clear and simplistic as it states. As Anthony Lewis states in his book, Freedom for the Thought that We Hate, it isn’t as…

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    This case was about Emanuel Balestrero. He was a musician who loved to play the string bass. Balestrero would play in many dance bands on Broadway. With his outstanding work ethic Balestrero was not only a religious man, he was also into horse betting, and maintaining his finances. Emanuel had good credit and in times of struggle he would go to the distance to make sure his family was secure. Unfortunately for Emanuel he would later find himself involved in a series of hold ups in his…

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    The question surrounding the United States today is should prisoners have rights and if they should what rights do they deserve to have and which ones should be stripped away from them. Some people believe that if a person commits a crime that they do not deserve to have any rights at all, but others may argue that everyone even a criminal should have some type of rights given to them. Prisoners must have several basic rights because they cannot fend for themselves while behind bars. When…

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    The first amendment states, “Congress shall make no law respecting an establishment of religion, or prohibiting the free exercise thereof; or abridging the freedom of speech, or of the press; or the right of the people peaceably to assemble, and to petition the government for a redress of grievances.” (“First Amendment”) Opposing parties believe the government is nothing but a tradition and some people use government for their own advantage, Henry David Thoreau is one individual that believes…

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    Essay 1 The American federal system, as stated in the book, “is a system of government in which the nation government shares power with the lower levels of government, such as state.” In the American federal system there are different branches of government that oversee each other. There is a system that we have implanted that is called Check and Balances. It is the separation of powers between the legislative branch, the judicial branch and the executive branch. The way checks and balances…

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    First Amendment Importance

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    the press, and by changing parts of the government. The first amendment in my opinion is the most important amendment because it affects so much of our daily lives. We have rights to freely express ourselves in different ways without fear of punishment. We are a free country and the Constitution and its amendments state that. We have rights that other people are not as fortunate to have. The first amendment allows the United States to not have a certain human guideline that everyone must…

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    Backoffice Business Ethics

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    Business Law and Ethics Project After reviewing your proposal for the new app, BackOffice, I’d like to make you aware of a few items prior to you launching the new app. When launching any new product or service, it’s critical you and your company are aware of the legalities, regulations, and any additional items that can be detrimental both financially and legally to your company if you don’t abide by them. To begin, it’s crucial you’re aware of your constitutional rights and guarantees as…

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