Civics and Economic Honors - Unit Quiz #6

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Freedom of Political Speech
Freedom of Speech Original Intent
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Freedom of Expression
Freedom of Speech Today's SCOTUS Interpretation
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Seven
How many limits to Free Expression?
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Defamation
Harm to One's Reputation
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Falsehood, Communication to 3rd Party, and Actual Damage
Three Criteria for Defamation
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NY Times v Sullivan
SCOTUS ruled that "public figures" must prove a 4th condition
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Malicious Intent
NY Times v Sullivan 4th Condition
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Slander
spoken defamation
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Libel
written/posted standard
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Symbolic Speech
Non-verbal Expression
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Tinker v Des Moines
SCOTUS rules that public school students may violate dress codes to make political statements
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Causing Substantial Disruptions
Exception to Tinker v Des Moines
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Bethel v Fraiser
Exception to Tinker v Des Moines: Obscenities
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Morse v Fredrick
Exception to Tinker v Des Moines: Advocating Illegal Substances
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Mahanoy School District, PA v BL
SCOTUS rules that public schools cannot punish students for what they post on social media when not on school grounds
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Bullying and Threats
Exceptions to Mahanoy School District, PA v BL
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Texas v Johnson
SCOTUS rules that flag burning is a legitimate form of political protest
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Black v Virginia
SCOTUS rules cross burning is not protected as free speech but rather an instrument of terror
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Economic Expression
Destruction of US Currency/Coins, False Advertising, and Advertising Limits (Tobacco Products)
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Grokster v MGM
Violations for illegal music and movie downloading equally exist for file sharing websites as well as consumers
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Parody
Exception to Grokster v MGM
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Sexual Harassment
Verbal comment that is: 1) Sexual in Nature, 2) Unwanted, and 3) Consistent
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Recipient
Sexual Harassment is based on the perception of...
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National Security
Pose a clear and present danger to the US Gov't through words spoken or actions taken
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Schenck v US
Clear and Present Danger Doctrine
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Treason
- Article 3, Section 3
- Only Crime Mentioned in the US Constitution
- Assisting the enemies of one's own nation
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Sedition
encouraging violent action against ANY level of US Gov't and based on perception not intent
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Public Safety
expression which poses a threat to citizen safety
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Fighting Words
Words likely to Provoke "imminent lawless action"
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Brandenburg v Ohio
Fighting Words Courtcase
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Assault
Communicating threats of personal violence
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Elonis v US
SCOTUS ruled that threats made on Social Media are not illegal if the intent does not exist
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Obscenity
sexually explicit content in the media
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Miller v California
SCOTUS ruled that sexually explicit material may be banned if it meets 3 criteria:
1) Sexual Content must be intended and obvious
2) Sexual Content must be ACTUAL sexual conduct which offends community standards
3) The sexual content must have NO scientific, political, artistic or literary value.
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MPPA
Motion Picture Association of America
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CP
Federal Criminal Exception to Miller v California
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Child Protection Act
Defines CP as the "sexualization" of anyone under the age of 18
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The Communications Decency Act
Extends the federal ban on CP to the internet
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Reno v ACLU
SCOTUS ruled that parts of the Com. Decency Act violated the 1st Amendment bc. it didn't define intent
- Indecent is Protected
- Obscene is NOT
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Brown v EMA
SCOTUS ruled that violate media content in video games and films are not to be categorized as obscene
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Very Broad
Freedom of the Press is ___ _____ compared to most nations
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Freedom of Information Act
Guaranteeing the Public's "Right to Know"
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Prior Restraint
Censoring the media before a story is released (4 Exceptions)
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US v NY Times
National Security Prior Restraint at WarTime
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Incite Violence
If a news report will....
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Obscenity
CP Reporting
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Hazelwood v Kuhlmeir
If a school principal objects to a school funded newspaper
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Time, Place, and Manner
Demonstrations are Limited by the Following Permit Restrictions:
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SUBJECT
Demonstrations may NOT be limited by the Following Permit Restrictions:
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Synder v Phelps
SCOTUS rules that the 1st Amendment protects demonstrations w/ offensive speech EVEN if it causes great emotional distress
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American Nazi Party v Skokie, IL
Synder v Phelps Precedent Case
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STATE
Gun Regulations are typically at the ____ level.
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National Firearms Act
1) Outlaws Fully Automatic Weapons (Machine Guns)
- Except with an ATF Permit
2) Outlaws Sawed-off Shotguns
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Gun Control Act
Signed by LBJ in response to the JFK assassination.
- Requires mail/online order firearms to be delivered to an FFL Dealer before transfer to a US Citizen
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Brady Handgun Violence Prevention Act
Requires a background check before the purchase of a handgun
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Assault Weapons Ban
Outlawed 19 types of Semi-Automatic, military style, assault rifle (expired 2004)
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Safer Communities Act
- Enhances Background Checks for Firearm Purchases (Juvenille Records)
- Federally Criminalizes Straw Purchases
- Clarifies FFL Dealer Definition
- Boyfriend Loophole closed/Banned gun ownership for ppl with a Domestic Violence Record
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US v Miller
SCOTUS Upholds the National Firearms Act
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Wash DC v Heller
SCOTUS rules laws banning handguns outright for law abiding citizens are unconstitutional AND the 2nd amendment guarantees the right to a personal firearm apart from militia
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McDonald v Chicago
SCOTUS incorporates the DC v Heller ruling to the states
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NY Rifle and Pistol Association v Bruen
SCOTUS rules the 2nd Amendment includes the right to carry a gun outside the home
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Posse Comitatus Act
a federal law preventing the US military from acting in domestic law enforcement, except as determined by congress
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Riots, Natural Disasters, Post-Nuclear Attack, War on Drugs, and Post Terrorist Attack
5 Congressional Exceptions to Posse Comitatus Act
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Martial Law
can be declared by either governors or presidents (INSURRECTION ACT)
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Search Warrant
Warrant
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Probable Cause
good reason to believe a crime has been committed
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Affidavit
a sworn statement that is signed by a law enforcement officer, attesting to facts and circumstances justifying a search
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Terry v Ohio
SCOTUS rules that police pat downs may occur under two conditions:
- Suspicious Behavior
- Concealed Weapon Probability
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Tennessee v Garner
SCOTUS establishes police guidelines for the use of "deadly force"
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New Jersey v TLO
SCOTUS rules that public school searches may occur with either:
- Student Consent
- Reasonable Suspicion
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Reasonable Suspicion
a level of suspicion which is less than probable cause
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Riley v California
SCOTUS rules that vehicles may be searched under any of the following conditions:
- Traffic Ticket
- Probable Clause (Plain View)
- Consent of the Driver (NOT OWNER)
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Drivers/Passengers AND entire contents of the vehicle
Extent of Vehicle Searches
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CELL PHONES
Riley v California Exception
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Rochin v California
SCOTUS ruled that body searches may include the following if necessary:
- Strip Search
- Body Cavity Search
- Body Fluid and Breath Test
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Forced Surgery
Body Searches may not include....
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ICE and TSA
The greatest search powers of any law enforcement agencies in the US
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Search Warrant, Probable Cause, or Consent
ICE and TSA does NOT need:
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Implied Consent
Search Powers of ICE and TSA are derived from...
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Mapp v Ohio
SCOTUS ruled that evidence illegally seized by law enforcement is not admissible in the US courts
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Inevitable Discovery
Exception to Mapp v Ohio