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Hurley v. Irish-American GLBG of Boston - ANSWER Background: GLBG group kicked out of St.
Patricks Day Parade.


Legal Principle: Expressive Association.


Virginia v. Black - ANSWER Background: KKK was convicted for burning crosses.


Legal Principle: Hate Speech.



Morse v. Frederick - ANSWER Background: Student suspended for holding up "Bong Hits 4
Jesus" sign on televised school field trip.


Legal Principle: Free Speech In High School.



Village of Skokie v. National Socialist Party - ANSWER Background: Nazi's were denied right to
do a demonstration in Jewish community.

, Legal Principle: Viewpoint Discrimination.


Terminiello v. Chicago - ANSWER Background: Arrested after riot broke out after his seminar.


Legal Principle: Heckler's Veto.



Elonis v. U.S - ANSWER Background: A man who threatened ex wife on FB may not be convicted
unless the court determines what the state of his mind is.


Legal Principle: Hate Speech.



Old Dominion Branch of the N.A.L.C. v. Austin - ANSWER Background: Employees went on
strike, some returned and were greeted by other workers with slander.


Legal Principle: Rhetorical Hyperbole



Hustler v. Falwell - ANSWER Background: Magazine published ad parody of a man having
a sexual relationship with his mother.


Legal Principle: Torts law, Emotional Distress.



Papish v. University of Missouri Curators - ANSWER Background: Student expelled for
publishing explicit cartoon in school paper.


Legal Principle: Student Expression in College.


Doe v. University of Michigan - ANSWER Background: Student expelled for offensive thesis.

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