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| Pierce v the Society of Sisters |
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| Yes if the private school teaches the state mandated courses |
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| yes but the money must be used for non religious secular courses |
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| No patriotism can be achieved without forcing people to violate their religious beliefs |
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| Yes as long as the religious activity takes place off school grounds |
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| yes especially when it is practiced in front of childen |
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| Only if the private school is located within the students home district. The student will be placed on a bus to a common location where they will be provided supervised transportation to the private school |
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| Yes there can be no organized prayer in the public school |
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| No the state has no legitamate interest in protecting any or all religions from views distasteful to them |
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| Yes as long as it is being used for literary sociological or historical reasons. Teachers must take the lemon test- if they are trying to convey a religious message then they cannot use it |
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| No as long as the child has no desire to continue their education |
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| Teaching creationism is teaching religion no school has the right to provide any type of religious instruction to the students |
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| Peloza v Capisrano School System |
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| yes as an adult the teacher is under contract to teach whatever curriculum is mandated by the state or the school system. If a topic is in violation of their personal beliefs then the teacher has the right to resign their position |
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| No all sports activities are sanctioned by the school and therefore fall under the sanctions of seperation of church and state |
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| Yes it is a matter of public safety all students entering the public schools must be vaccinated |
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| As a public person the individual is subject to comedic relief. Thereore as long as the majority deems the information as invalid there are no grounds for a law suite |
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| The flag simply a symbol neither congress nor state legislature can pass laws protecting the flag. |
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| No the constitution does not protect a reportter only congress or state legislatures can pass such laws |
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| were opposing the draft and presented a clear and present danger to the country |
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| stated that under the first amendment and 14th amendment states have the right to prevent disorder |
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3 guidelines of obscenity
Does it cause lust?
Is the material being dealt with in an anti obscneity law
Does the material lack serious literary artistic social or philsophical value |
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| the exclusionary law The Exclusionary Rule prevents the government from using most evidence gathered in violation of the United States Constitution |
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| yes and if they cannot afford one the state should provide them with adequate representation |
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| yes officials must make sure the accused understands their rights before an official interrogation |
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| yes everyone who was on death row had their sentence commuted to lifein prison |
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| the court decided it should be left open to the state legislatures which had the voice of the people and Congress |
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| married people have the right to obtain information about birth control |
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