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C963 Study guide 2024/2025Gag order
An order issued by way of a judge limiting the publication of news approximately a trial or a
pretrial hearing to defend the accused's proper to a truthful trial.
1st Amendment
Freedom of Religion, Speech, Press, Assembly, and Petition
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2d Amendment
Right to keep and bear palms
third Amendment
No quartering of soldiers
4th Amendment
unreasonable search and seizure
fifth Amendment
The Right to Remain Silent/Double Jeopardy, right to due procedure
sixth Amendment
The right to a Speedy Trial by means of jury, representation through an lawyer for an
accused character
7th Amendment
Right to jury in civil trials.
8th Amendment
No immoderate bail, no cruel and uncommon punishment
,ninth Amendment
Other rights of the humans
10th Amendment
Powers Reserved to the States
twelfth Amendment
Election of President and Vice President
thirteenth Amendment
Abolished slavery
14th Amendment
citizenship, due method, equal safety
15th Amendment
Citizens can not be denied the right to vote due to race, colour , or treasured situation of
servitude
seventeenth Amendment
Allowed for the direct election of Senators.
19th Amendment
Gave ladies the proper to vote
twenty second Amendment
Limits the president to 2 terms.
Twenty fourth Amendment
Abolishes poll taxes
twenty sixth Amendment
decreased the voting age to 18
Lemon v. Kurtzman
, Government can't deliver taxpayers $$ to non-public, religious college
Lemon Test-Snneeze
1st Amendment Establishment Clause (Government cannot establish Religion)
Sherbert v. Verner
Government Laws cannot cast off free exercise of religion
Strict Scrutiny Test
Free Exercise Clause of Religion Clause (or freedom of religious belief)
Gillette v. United States
Free Exercise of Religion Case
Can be a 'Conscientious objector' in opposition to military draft and all wars
Burwell v. Hobby Lobby
loose exercise of Religion case
Companies can exercise non secular freedom.
Brandenburg v. Ohio
Prohibits "Lawless action" words
Freedom of Speech(or freedom of expression)
Texas v. Johnson
Allows flag burning
Freedom of Speech(or freedom of expression)
Tinker v. Des Moines
Symbolic or nonverbal Speech is included.
Freedom of Speech(or freedom of expression)
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