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| Dahl's Principles of Democracy |
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-Voting equality
-Effective participation
-Enlightened understanding
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-Consent of governed
-inalienable rights
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| Contemporary theories of democracy |
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-pluralism
-hyper pluralism
-elitism |
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1st amendment
freedom of religion |
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1st amendment
no established religion of a land |
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| freedom of speech, expression, religion and petition/assembly |
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| protection from unreasonable search and seizure |
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| no double jeopardy, ex post facto, or compulsion to testify against self (Miranda Rights) |
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| no cruel and unusual punishment |
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| unlisted rights are not necessarily denied |
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"Equal Protection Clause"
Over-ruled Dred Scott decision, only mention of equality in constitution |
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| McCullough vs Maryland 1819 |
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government has certain implied powers
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| Congress controls commerce |
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| Federal funding can only be used in private schools for secular purposes |
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| First use of equal protection clause |
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| restricts national government |
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| Freedom of speech limited when it presents a clear and immediate danger |
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| protection of 4th amendment |
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| Gideon vs Wainwright 1963 |
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| right to a competent lawyer |
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| Right to possess a fire arm in the home |
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| Death penalty is not cruel and unusual punishment |
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| Griswold vs Connecticut 1965 |
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| Right to privacy is implied by thr 4th and 9th amendment |
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