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Civics Honors BOR and Cases Flashcards

1
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Limits on Free Speech

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Obscenity

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2
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Obscenity (not protected free speech)

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Roth v. United States

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Obscenity (determined by local standards)

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Miller v. California

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4
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Commercial Speech- FCC

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Monitors Programming

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5
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Commerical Speech- FTC

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Monitors Ads and Business

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Fight Words (not protected free speech)

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Chaplinsky v New Hampshire

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Fighting Words (must directly incite a riot)

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Brandenburg v Ohio

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8
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Clear and Present Danger

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Scheneck v U.S

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9
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Defamation (written lies)

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Libel

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10
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Defamation (spoken lies)

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Slander

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11
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Speech w/ no words

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Symbolic Speech

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12
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Black arm bands in school to protest

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Tinker v Des Moines

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13
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Flag Burning

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Texas v Johnson

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Money is speech (donating money is saying you support a candidate)

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Citizens United v FEC

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15
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Separate but Equal
Jim Crow Laws

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Plessy v Ferguson

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16
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States cannot ban inter-racial marriage

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Loving v Virgina

16
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States cannot ban same sex marriage

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Obgerfell v Hodges

17
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Road Blocks on 15th- Black Suffrage

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Literacy Test- Voting Right Act of 65’
Poll Tax- 24th
All White Primaries- Smith v All wright

18
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Ends School Prayer

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Engel v Vitale

19
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Necessary and Proper win National Bank

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Mccolugh v Maryland

20
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Commerce Clause loses with Gun Free Zone

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Lopez v US

21
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Commerce Clause upholds Civil Rights Act

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Heart Atlanta Motel v US

22
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Protects Prior Restraint in Pentagon Papers Case

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New York Times v US

23
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Case based on Equal Population

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Baker v Carr

24
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Incorporates 4th Amendment

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Mapp v Ohio

25
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Incorporates 2nd Amendment

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Mcdonald v Chicago

26
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BOR restricts national government

A

Barron v Baltimore

27
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Abortion is Legal

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Roe v Wade

28
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Abortion Laws are up to the state

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Dobbs v Jackson

29
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2 Religious Clauses

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Establishment and Free Exercise

30
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Necessary and Proper

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Elastic Clause

31
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National government is more powerful than the states

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Supremacy Clause

32
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Congress can regulate business

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Commerce Clause

33
Q

Incorporates free speech

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Gitlow v New York

34
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Free Exercise beasts a state law
(amish)

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Wisconsin v Yoder

35
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Right to a lawyer
Poll Hall Incident

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GIdeon v Wainright

36
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Incorporates free speech

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Near v Minnesota

37
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Privacy Rights

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Griswold v Connecticut

38
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