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-cannot create a disruption or danger in a community

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-a false claim about someone
-ex: libel/slander

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-slander: spoken lie
-libel: written lie

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-restricted government from abridging on the rights of citizens
-equal protection under the law

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-no cruel and unusual punishments allowed
-no excessive bail

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-when the value in controversy exceeds 20 dollars, a jury is required

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-speech urging others to overthrow the government

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-right to a speedy and fair trial
-right to an attorney

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-ordered Japanese Americans into camps during WWII

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-juries are required for capital crimes
-no double jeopardy
-no taking of property by government without due compensation

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-individual preferences and private pressures influence segregation

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-no unreasonable search and seizures, unless there is probable cause

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-right to bear arms

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-freedom of religion, assembly, petition, press, and speech

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-introduced the Lemon test to decide if a law follows what the 1st amendment says about religion

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-censorship from the government before the expression of speech actually happens

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-everyone has the right to believe in their own religion

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-a test that courts use to determine if a statue or ordinance follows the constitution

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-states are required to provide an attorney for those criminals who cannot afford one

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-separate, but equal is constitutional

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-declared that slaves were personal property and could be taken into non-slave states

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-legalized abortion

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-outlawed discrimination based on gender, race, orientation, or ethnicity

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-state and local laws that enforced segregation in the south

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-minorities are given equal access to higher education

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-used to deny suffrage to African Americans by making them take a test before

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-evidence obtained illegally cannot be used in court

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-no state can deny a person equal protection under the law

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-before a criminal is questioned by a police officer, they must be of their right to lawyer and the right to remain silent

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-separate is not equal

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-made school prayer illegal

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-amendments are applied to the states through a selective process

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-actions that display a particular message
-ex: carrying the confederate flag

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-chose to keep affirmative action

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-a reason for doing something
-ex: police searching a house

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-segregation that is enforced by a law

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-a group of people who have been discriminated against in the past

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-when speech is accompanied by an action
-ex: sit-ins

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-someone cannot be tried twice for the same crime

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-citizens will be treated fairly through the normal judiciary system

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-the government cannot make any law respecting an establishment of religion

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-evidence collected in a way that violates the defendant's rights may not be used in court