Chapter 19 Flashcards

1
Q

tax payer money was being used for bus transport for kids in public and parochial school

A

Emerson v. Board of Education

legal (safety issue)

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2
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prayer in school

A

Engel v. Vitale

unconstitutional

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3
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10 Commandments were inscribed on a monument and on a poster on the wall. The poster was forced to be removed and the monuments were left

A

Van Orden v. Perry

too much money to remove monuments

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4
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silent school prayer

A

Wallace v. Jaffree

unconstitutional

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5
Q

students led a silent prayer to pray for their players before the game

A

Santa Fe v. Doe

unconstitutional

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6
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closing prayer at the graduation ceremony

A

Lee v. Weisman

unconstitutional

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7
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Lemon Test

A
  1. does the action have a secular purpose
  2. must not advance/prohibit religion
  3. no excessive government entanglement (no confusion)
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8
Q

nativity scene in a public square was offensive but surrounded by Frosty the Snowman and Santa Clause

A

Lynch v. Donnelly

surrounded by commercial characters (constitutional)

*if the nativity scene stood alone it would have been taken down

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9
Q

woman was asked to work on Saturday and she refused because it was her Sabbath and she was fired. she asked for unemployment benefits and was denied because she was fired

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Sherbert v. Verner

infringement upon free exercise clause and was given the benefits (law is neutral; constitutional)

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10
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two men smoked peyote (illegal drug) and coming from church they were arrested and charged for possession of illegal drugs. they lost their jobs and applied for unemployment benefits and were denied because they were fired

A

Employment v. Smith

not an infringement upon free exercise clause; the law was not created to interfere with their religion (law is neutral; constitutional)

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11
Q

religion used poisonous snakes for ceremonies

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Bunn v. North Carolina

illegal

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12
Q

religion did not believe in vaccinating their children which was necessary for them to attend school

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Jacobson v. Massachusetts

illegal (health issue)

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13
Q

Mormons practiced polygamy but having more than one wife was illegal

A

Reynolds v. United States

law is neutral (unconstitutional)

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14
Q

flag burning

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Texas v. Johnson

freedom of speech (legal)

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15
Q

a man was handing out flyers degrading the military and US government

A

Schenck v. Untied States

freedom of speech (legal)

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16
Q

think it is okay to go to a veteran’s funeral and protest during the burial while holding hateful signs

A

Westboro Baptist Church

free speech; no clear and present danger (legal)

17
Q

clear and present danger test

A

following certain time, place, and manner restrictions