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    We have the Constitution, we have the Bill of Rights, plenty of things stating that this country has rights, and are sticking to them. In America, laws are often made to fix something that has been going against the Constitution. Once a law is made it’s pretty much set into stone and posted on a wall. It’s quite difficult to crack concrete. Once a law is finally put through, then most people just learn to accept it, rather than fighting it. FIghting is just…

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    John Hart Ely was a Law Professor at Harvard University in 1973, during that time he wrote a case study in the Harvard law Review FLAG DESECRATION: A CASE STUDY IN THE ROLES OF CATEGORIZATION AND BALANCING IN FIRST AMENDMENT that provides a basic framework for judicial resolution for flag desecration. Katherine Gelber is an Associate Professor in the School of Political Science and International Studies at the University of Queensland. In this article she asses the responses in political…

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    carry out our rights. Blind to the fact that there were so many laws being broken with the things that were being done to us, as people, we thought that we had no help. We were looked down upon. We were brought up in a system where we thought the only roads we could choose to go down was to become a rapper, play football, basketball, soccer, run track, or sell drugs and become a menace to society. We felt as though we had no place in a school house, we would not get anything out of…

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    wasn't able to be used in a court of law. The government appealed it because they felt that the officers had gone in good faith thinking that the warrant they had was valid. They appealed so that they could still use the evidence under the “good faith exception” to the exclusionary rule. This means that if a cop goes to search a private property under the impression that the warrant is valid but turns out to be invalid the evidence will still be used in a court of law because they were not…

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    the person I am today. My mom raised me to do well in school and to obtain a good job. She told me one phrase that I…

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    In 1941, after the Gobitis choice, West Virginia passed a law that obliged all open and tuition based school educators and understudies to partake in exercises for the reasons of "educating, cultivating, and propagating the standards, standards and soul of Americanism the administration of the United States and of the condition of West Virginia. Some piece of that necessity was regarding the Nation spoke to by the Flag. The individuals who declined were viewed as disobedient and could be…

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    In the article published by Anna Harvey and Barry Friedman, they conducted research to discover whether or not the court was constrained or unconstrained. The researched contained six theories: the floor median theory, in which the Court adhered to the median of Congress’ floor as the House and Senate medians were pivotal to their decisions; the committee gatekeeping model, in which committees control which legislation reaches the Congress floor; majority party (gatekeeping/median) models, in…

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    remanded in adult prison. He was in custody for about a year awaiting trial in flagrant violation of both constitutional and procedural laws that protect him as a minor. His father who is poor and devastated with the grief of his lost son with yet another in prison custody came to me for help. I fought to ensure that the boys constitutional rights and procedural laws that deals with minors were upheld…

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    The Separate but Equal Clause occurred in both cases and were questioned in trial. Even with the similarities they were different. Plessy wanted to be able to ride in the same train car as the whites, and Brown wanted to be able to go to the same school as the whites so it was safer to get to. The rulings were different because of the safety of the…

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    Things, The Right to Trial, The Right to Life, The RIght Marriage and Family and We’re All Equal Before the Law. The Universal Declaration of Human rights was adopted by Draft Committee. The commission on Human Rights charid by Eleanor Roosevelt. Eleanor Roosevelt asked a university professor from the university of McGill University, and his name was Dr. John Peters Humphrey. He was a law professor and he was teaching at the University for 21. Fifty six members of the United Nations came…

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