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1)uses channels(planes, trains and automobiles)
2)uses instrumentalities(wire transfers, telephones)
3)is an activity that substantially affects interstate commerce |
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Schools are limited to freedom of speech.
Prisonsers have less freedom than the general public.
they both are subject to th 4th amendment. |
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| The judge can't take sides, nor have an preconceived conclusions of the guilt/innocence of the defendant. |
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| you have the right to burn a cross subject to the 4th amendment freedom of speech, but you can't burn a cross on someone else's property. |
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| Statements that, by their utterance are made to incite violence from the audience. |
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| Content based regulations |
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| the gov't can't suppress speech just because someone doesn't like it or finds it offensive. |
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| Definitions and rules of the law that control the case that are given by the judge to the jury before deliberations. |
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| The sole-decision making authority the prosecutor decides what charges to bring against the defendant. |
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| The final arguments brought by the defendant and the prosecutor to have the jury find it in their favor(the final arguments aren't evidence) |
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| the gov't protects against illegal and legal speech |
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| Protects from the gov't inference of the fundamentals of the rights an liberties. |
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| Legislative(congress)makes the laws |
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| Executive branch(president)Enforces the laws |
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| Interprets the laws(supreme court)Judicial |
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| Specific intent to bring about a certain result |
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| General Intent, to bring about a specific action but doesn't desire the certain result |
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| Aware of the risk, but ignores it. |
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| Unaware of the risk, but should be aware |
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| The first amendment right to grant peace assemble, but no such gathering should advance criminal objectives. |
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1) Didn't know what he/she was doing was wrong
2)and wasn't aware of the quality of the act |
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| Mental illness of the offender prevents the offender to resist of the impulse of his act |
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| The gov't inducement to commit a crime that the defendant had no prior deposition to commit |
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| Penile penetration, however slight by force or threat against the victims will and w/out consent. |
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1)Attempts to cause bodily injury to one
2)Negligently causes bodily injury to one using a deadly weapon
3)Puts one in fear of imminent bodily injury |
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| Aggravated Assault and battery |
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| Assault that an offender commits while in commission of another crime against a child, prison employee, law enforcement or someone with an mental illness. |
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| Pretrial Identification and right to counsel |
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| The defendant has the right to face his accuser at trial and to have a counsel at pretrial proceedings. |
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| Find the defendant guilty by proving each and every element of the crime beyond a reasonable doubt. |
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| the tenant signs a lease with the landlord |
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| Stay at the scene of the accident, and render aid to the victim |
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