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| political freedoms that protect people from the government |
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| 13, 14, 15 amendments that abolished slavery |
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| part of the 14th amendment that forbids the states from denying life, liberty, and property |
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| civil liberties are applied to states one case at a time |
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| clear and present danger test |
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| allows the government to restrict speech that seems dangerous |
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| this test protects threatening speech |
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| non-verbal speech, such as signs or symbols |
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| expression that is offensive in terms of race, gender, sexuality |
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| a limit of freedom of press that allows the gov. to prohibit the media from publishing stuff |
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| allows the gov. to stop the media from publishing stuff on a trial |
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| forms of expression that stirs up violence and can be regulated but hard to define |
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| false statements that damage a persons reputation |
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| public expression for making a profit |
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| a test to see if speech is able to be banned |
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| Congress can't pass a law against a religion |
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| states can't prohibit or interfere with a religion |
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| determines whether a practice violates the 1st admentment |
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| the ideas that laws and court cases ,must be fair |
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| illegal evidence can be used in court |
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| the list of civil liberties read to a suspect during arrest |
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| being tried for a crime twice |
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