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What source of law is derived from legislation

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Statutory Law

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If someone claims their free speech rights have been violated, what type of law are they challenging?

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Constitutional law

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When the U.S. Supreme Court establishes a precedent, it may only be overruled by

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The U.S. Supreme Court

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A corporation requesting a restraining order to bar the publication of damaging material would be an example of what type of law?

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Equity law

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Which type of laws must comply with the U.S. constitution

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All laws

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A law may be found over broad on the basis that it:

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Limited more activity than necessary to address the problem

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A law may be found to be vague on the basis that it:

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Is too difficult to clearly tell what activity is allowed and what is prohibited.

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One reason courts may overturn decision made by administrative agencies like the Federal Communications Commission when:

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The courts determine the agency had exceeded its own authority

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Executive orders may be issued by:

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The president, mayor, and governor of a state

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Regulations pertaining to advertising and broadcasting fall under which type of law?

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Administrative

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What is a main difference between trial courts and appellate courts

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Trial courts find facts, while appellate courts review the application of law

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What is the most influential source of law in the U.S.

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Constitutions

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T or F: Statues are preventative laws meant to control the behavior of large numbers of people

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True

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________ establish rules for government-regulated industries that carry the force of law.

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Administrative agencies and federal departments

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A legal principal drawn from a court decision that provices authority for judges deciding similar cases later.

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Precedent

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The legal test that courts use to determine the fate of wrongful death and negligence claims that are levied against a specific book, record, or film use?

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Brandenburg Test

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Primary goal of free speech under the marketplace of ideas metaphor is:

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Discovery of the truth

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The first amendment only protects against

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Government suppression of expression

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The ________ applies part of the Bill of Rights, to the states through the 14th amendment

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Incorporation Doctrine

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What is a form on censorship that takes place before the material is published

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Prior restaint

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The proper goal of a person is to realize their character and potential as human beings. To do that, minds must be free. If any ideas are suppressed, that is going against human nature.

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Individual Fulfillment

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Allow people to make their statements and to veent pressure that otherwise might manifest into violence

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Safety valve

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Speech must be absolutely protected when it addresses issues with which voters will have to eal. If it has to do with public issues, it should be protects.

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Self governance

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Congress has the right to outlaw certain kinds of conduct that might be harmful to the nation.

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Clear and present danger test

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A public school facility is a _____

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limited public forum

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Airport concourses and prisons are considered

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Non-public forums

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T or F: The internet is entitled to full first amendment protection

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true

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What is one of the main reasons why administrators may censor the high school press?

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Many publications are considered to be school-sponsored and part of the learning curriculum

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In comparison to one another, which media outlet hasgenerally received the least amount of first amendment protection?

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Broadcasting