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Mootness

Exception

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1) Wrong Capable of Repetition
2) Voluntary cessation
3) Class Action Suit

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Symbolic Speech

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Conduct is speech:

1) There is the intent to convey a specific message, and
2) There is a substantial likelihood that the message will be understood by those receiving it.

Non-Speech Element: Intermediate Scrutiny
1) Important interest unrelated to the suppression of the message

2) If the impact on communication is no more than necessary to advice government purpose.

Speech Element:
1) The regulation is necessary to serve a compelling state interest

2) is it narrowly tailored to achieve it’s end

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Prior Restraint

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A prior restraint is a judicial order or an admin system that stops speech before it occurs.
* they are disfavored and need to meet strict scrutiny

Strict Scrutiny

  • Statute must be necessary to achieve a compelling state interest.
  • the statute must be narrowly tailored to achieve the purported goals and leave open alternative channels or methods of communication.
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Commercial Speech

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Commercial Speech that is false, deceptive or inherently risk deception may be prohibited.
* Other forms of commercial speech are subject to intermediate scrutiny.

Intermediate Scrutiny:
* To establish that the law was SUBSTANTIALLY related to and IMPORTANT state purpose.

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Privileges and Immunity

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which prevents a state from discriminate against out of staters with regard to civil liberties or the ability to earn a livelihood.

  • unless necessary to achieve an important government interest
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Dormant Commerce Clause
Discriminate on out of state

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Which provides that state laws which place an undue burden on interstate commerce are unconstitutional.
* the proper analysis will depend on whether the law discriminates against out-of-staters or treats in staters and out of staters alike.

Law discriminates on Out of State:

  • Violates DCC unless:
    • it is necessary to achieve an IMPORTANT government interest.
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