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| governemtn not allowed to endorse, establish, or fund a specific religion |
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| Does it have a religious purpose? DOes the effect of the law/act advance or inhibit a religion? Does it entangle government and religion excessively? |
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| no aid to religion, no money to support, can grant same aid as everyone else gets |
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| cant give one religious group more, can support if it does impartially |
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| 1st amendment prohibits only establishment of religion. Gov't isn't restricted from religious participation |
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| individuals can worship as they please, only beliefs that violate laws are prohibited, laws that are impartial and interfere with religion are upheld |
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| attempt to redraw line between curch and state |
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| lawyer/attorney, miranda rights |
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| structure of law vs. Constitution (arbitary) |
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| trial rights to state governments ex. self testifying |
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| federal governemtn trial rights |
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| trial irghts jury speedy trial |
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| civil crime rights/ standards |
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