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First Amendment Midterm Flashcards

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Braunfeld v. Brown

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1961

Orthodox Jew can’t open shop on Sunday: law has a secular purpose (restricts FE)

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Sherbert v. Verner

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1963

Woman can’t be denied unemployment for not working on her Sabbath (est. Sherbert Test)

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Sherbert test

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Government can’t burden religion unless there’s a compelling state interest & least restrictive means

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Wisconsin v. Yoder

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1972

Amish kids don’t have to go to school: high water mark for free exercise

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Employment Division v. Smith

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1990

people can’t use illegal drug for religious purposes, clamps down on religious freedom and reverses Sherbert

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RFRA

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1993

Congress restores Sherbert test, makes it easier for free exercise exemptions to law / govt burdens on religion

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Marsh v. Chambers

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1983

NE legislature can open with prayer (historical precedent)

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Town of Greece v. Galloway

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2014

town council can open with prayer as well

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Lynch v. Donnelly

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1984
nativity scene is OK
est. endorsement test

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County of Allegheny v. ACLU

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1989

religious display is only OK if surrounded by other religions or secular stuff (menorah)

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Stone v. Graham

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1980

10 commandments in schools not OK

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McCreary County v. ACLU

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2005

10 commandments in courthouse not OK even with surrounding objects

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Van Orden v. Perry

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2005

10 commandments in TX OK because surrounded by historical artifacts (same day as McCreary and contradicts)

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Lane Photography v. Willock

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2013

SC doesn’t hear; state ruling says human rights law means photog can’t refuse to photo SSM wedding

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Hobby Lobby v. Burwell

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2014

this isn’t the least restrictive means to pursue compelling state interest of giving contraceptives access

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Obergfelle v. Hodges

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2015

legalizes SSM

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City of Boerne v. Flores

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1997
church can’t violate general state zoning laws
RFRA can’t apply to the states

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Gonzalez v. O Centro Espiritu

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2006
church can use illegal drug in religious tea
RFRA applied federally, RFRA victory

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Christian Legal Society v. Martinez

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2010

student group all-comers policy is OK because neutral for viewpoints

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Reynolds v. US

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1879
separates belief and action
polygamy action not protected

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Cantwell v. Connecticutt

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1940
JW preaching door to door protected by first amendments
incorporates the free exercise clause to states

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Minersville v. Gobitis

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1940
JW kids not saluting flag is not protected - national interest of national unity
departs from Cantwell precedent the same year

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West Virginia v. Barnette

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1943
students have the right to refuse to salute flag/pledge —free communication, can’t compel people to believe, fixed star is freedom from govt intervening in public opinion
same situation as Gobitis - reverses

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Everson v. Board of Education

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1947
public transport to school program can be used for religious schools - general program
incorporates establishment clause to states

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McCollum v. Board of Education

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1948

release time program isn’t OK - violates est. clause

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Zorach v. Clauson

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1952

release program is OK if off-campus, not in govt buildings

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Lemon v. Kurtzman

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1971
public funding for materials, teacher salaries in public schools violates est. clause
establishes Lemon Test

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Lemon Test

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to not violate the establishment clause, statutes must have a secular purpose, primary effect isn’t burdening religion, and can’t foster excessive entanglement

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Engel v. Vitale

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1962

rejects nondenominational voluntary school prayer

30
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William v. Jaffree

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1985

moment of silence also violates est. clause

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Lee v. Weisman

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1992

clergy in public school ceremonies also violate est. clause

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