Chapter 5 Flashcards

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Due process of law

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Denies the government the right, without due process, to deprive people life, liberty, and property

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2
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Equal protections of the law

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A standard of equal treatment that must be observed by the government

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3
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Selective incorporation

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The process of where the courts applied some, but not all, parts of the bill of rights to the states

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4
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Freedom of expression

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Right of people to speak, publish, and assemble

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5
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Freedom of religion

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People are free to establish their own religion, but not the government

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6
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Prior restraint

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Censorship of a publication

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7
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Clear-and-present danger test

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Law should not punish speech unless there was a clear and present danger of producing harmful action

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8
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Libel

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Writing that falsely injures another person

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9
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Symbolic speech

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An act that conveys a political message

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10
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Free-exercise clause

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First amendment right that says laws cannot prevent free exercise of religion

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11
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Establishment clause

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First amendment ban on laws “respecting an establishment of religion”

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12
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Wall of separation

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Court ruling that government cannot get involved with religion

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13
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Exclusionary rule

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Improperly gathered evidence cannot be introduced in a trial

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14
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Search warrant

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A judges order authorizing a search

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15
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Probable cause

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Reasonable cause for issuing a search warrant or making an arrest; more than a mere suspicion

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16
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Good faith exception

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An error on gathering evidence sufficiently minor that may be presented at a trial

17
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Public safety exception

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The police can question am unmirandirized suspect if it’s urgent to public safety

18
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Inevitable discovery

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The police can use evidence if it were to be inevitable discovery

19
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Civil librities

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Rights, chiefly rights, to be free of government interference accorded to an individual by the constitution, free speech, free press, etc.