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Poli _CITIZEN IN RELATION TO THE STATE _II. Bill of Rights Flashcards

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II. Bill of Rights
A. Private Acts and the Bill of Rights

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II. Bill of Rights

B. Due Process
1. Procedural and Substantive

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II. Bill of Rights

B. Due Process

  1. Void-for-Vagueness
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II. Bill of Rights

B. Due Process

  1. Judicial and Administrative Due Process
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II. Bill of Rights

C. Equal Protection
1. Requisites for Valid Classification

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II. Bill of Rights
C. Equal Protection

  1. Standards of Judicial Review
    a) Rational Basis Test
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II. Bill of Rights
C. Equal Protection

  1. Standards of Judicial Review

b) Strict Scrutiny test

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II. Bill of Rights
C. Equal Protection

  1. Standards of Judicial Review

c) Intermediate Scrutiny Test

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II. Bill of Rights
D. Arrests, Searches, and Seizures
1. Requisites of a Valid Warrant

a) Arrest Warrant

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II. Bill of Rights
D. Arrests, Searches, and Seizures
1. Requisites of a Valid Warrant

b) Search Warrant

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II. Bill of Rights
D. Arrests, Searches, and Seizures

  1. Warrantless Arrests and Detention
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II. Bill of Rights
D. Arrests, Searches, and Seizures

  1. Warrantless Searches
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II. Bill of Rights
D. Arrests, Searches, and Seizures

  1. Administrative Arrests
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II. Bill of Rights
D. Arrests, Searches, and Seizures

  1. Exclusionary Rule
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II. Bill of Rights

E. Privacy of Communications and Correspondence
1. Private and Public Communications

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II. Bill of Rights
E. Privacy of Communications and Correspondence

  1. When Intrusion is Allowed
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II. Bill of Rights
E. Privacy of Communications and Correspondence

  1. Exclusionary Rule
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II. Bill of Rights
F. Freedom of Speech and Expression

  1. Prior Restraint and Subsequent Punishment
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II. Bill of Rights
F. Freedom of Speech and Expression

  1. Content-Based and Content-Neutral Regulations
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II. Bill of Rights
F. Freedom of Speech and Expression

  1. Facial Challenges and Overbreadth Doctrine
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II. Bill of Rights
F. Freedom of Speech and Expression

  1. Tests to Determine the Validity of Governmental Regulation
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II. Bill of Rights
F. Freedom of Speech and Expression

  1. State Regulation of Different Types of Mass Media
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II. Bill of Rights
F. Freedom of Speech and Expression

  1. Commercial Speech
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II. Bill of Rights
F. Freedom of Speech and Expression

  1. Unprotected Speech
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II. Bill of Rights
G. Freedom of Religion

  1. Non-Establishment and Free Exercise Clauses
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II. Bill of Rights
G. Freedom of Religion

  1. Benevolent Neutrality and Conscientious Objector
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II. Bill of Rights
G. Freedom of Religion

  1. Tests to Determine the Validity of Governmental Regulation
    a) Clear and Present Danger
    b) Compelling State Interest
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II. Bill of Rights
H. Liberty of Abode and Right to Travel

  1. Scope and Limitations
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II. Bill of Rights
H. Liberty of Abode and Right to Travel

  1. Watch-List and Hold Departure Orders
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II. Bill of Rights

I. Right to Information
1. Scope and Limitations

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II. Bill of Rights
J. Eminent Domain

  1. Concept
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II. Bill of Rights
J. Eminent Domain

  1. Public Use
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II. Bill of Rights
J. Eminent Domain

  1. Just Compensation
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II. Bill of Rights
J. Eminent Domain

  1. Expropriation by Local Government Units
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II. Bill of Rights
K. Right to Association

  1. Scope and Limitations
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II. Bill of Rights
L. Non-Impairment of Contracts

  1. Scope and Limitations
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II. Bill of Rights

M. Free Access to Courts and Adequate Legal Assistance

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II. Bill of Rights
N. Custodial Investigation

  1. Meaning of Custodial Investigation
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II. Bill of Rights
N. Custodial Investigation

  1. Rights of a Person Under Custodial Investigation
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II. Bill of Rights

N. Custodial Investigation

  1. Requisites of a Valid Waiver
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II. Bill of Rights

N. Custodial Investigation

  1. Exclusionary Doctrine
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II. Bill of Rights

O. Rights of the Accused
1. Criminal Due Process
2. Bail
3. Presumption of Innocence
4. Right to be Heard
5. Right to Counsel
6. Right to be Informed of the Nature and Cause of Accusation
7. Right to Speedy, Impartial and Public Trial
8. Right of Confrontation
9. Right to Compulsory Processes
10. Trial in Absentia

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II. Bill of Rights
O. Rights of the Accused

  1. Criminal Due Process
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II. Bill of Rights
O. Rights of the Accused

  1. Bail
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II. Bill of Rights
O. Rights of the Accused

  1. Presumption of Innocence
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II. Bill of Rights
O. Rights of the Accused

  1. Right to be Heard
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II. Bill of Rights
O. Rights of the Accused

  1. Right to Counsel
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II. Bill of Rights
O. Rights of the Accused

  1. Right to be Informed of the Nature and Cause of Accusation
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II. Bill of Rights
O. Rights of the Accused

  1. Right to Speedy, Impartial and Public Trial
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II. Bill of Rights

O. Rights of the Accused

  1. Right of Confrontation
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II. Bill of Rights
O. Rights of the Accused

  1. Right to Compulsory Processes
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II. Bill of Rights
O. Rights of the Accused

  1. Trial in Absentia
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II. Bill of Rights

P. Right to Speedy Trial and Speedy Disposition of Cases

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II. Bill of Rights
Q. Right Against Self-Incrimination

  1. Scope and Limitations
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II. Bill of Rights
Q. Right Against Self-Incrimination

  1. Immunity Statutes
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II. Bill of Rights
R. Right Against Double Jeopardy

  1. Requisites and Limitations
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II. Bill of Rights
R. Right Against Double Jeopardy

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II. Bill of Rights

S. Right Against Involuntary Servitude

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II. Bill of Rights
T. Right Against Excessive Fines, and Cruel and Inhuman Punishments

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II. Bill of Rights

U. Non-Imprisonment for Debts

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II. Bill of Rights

V. Ex Post Facto Laws and Bills of Attainder

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II. Bill of Rights

W. Writs of Habeas Corpus, Kalikasan, Habeas Data, and Amparo

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