Printing false information that harms someone's reputation.

What is the Lemon Test?

test for deciding whether a law might promote religion

First Amendment freedoms include:

All of these freedoms are included

speech advocating the overthrow of the government

Hazelwood vs Kuhlmeier

Schools can use prior restraint on school newspapers.

state cannot hold prayers in public schools

published material that offends community standards

What type of speech is not protected by the First Amendment?

speech that incites lawless actions

When is the government allowed to restrain articles by the press?

when it is an issue of national security

Burning a flag is protected symbolic speech

How does Tinker vs. Des Moines (1969) support freedom of speech?

As long as it's not disruptive, students can freely express themselves., Students do not shed their freedom of speech at the schoolhouse gate.

The Lemon vs. Kurtzman Supreme Court Case

as about "excessive entanglement" between government and religion.

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1
What right is NOT protected by the First Amendment?
freedom of religion
freedom from housing soldiers
freedom of the press
freedom of speech
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Court case established a 3 part test to determine if materials could be regulated because they were considered obscene
Miller vs. California
Schenck vs. United States
Brandenburg vs. Ohio
Hazelwood vs. Kuhlmeier
3
Libel means...
Printing false information that harms someone's reputation.
Saying false information that harms someone's reputation.
The inability to get sued.
Being able to vent your frustrations to your editor.
4
What is the Lemon Test?
test for measuring free speech cases
name of first field sobriety test
test for judging obscenity laws
test for deciding whether a law might promote religion
5
US vs. O'Brien (1968) ruled that the government CANNOT prevent people from burning their draft cards in protest.
True
False
6
First Amendment freedoms include:
Freedom of Speech/Press
Freedom of Assembly
Freedom of Religion
All of these freedoms are included
7
This case concluded the gov. can regulate speech if it interferes with a legitimate gov. power(ex. burning a draft card)
MIller vs. California
Tinker vs. Des Moines
Texas vs. Johnson
U.S. vs. O'Brien
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Seditious speech is?
someone who commits slander or libel
speech advocating the overthrow of the government
lacks literary, artistic, political, or scientific value
verbal attacks that provoke riots
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What is not protected by the First Amendment?
Peaceable Assembly
Freedom of the Press
Silence Before a Court
Freedom of Religion
10
Hazelwood vs Kuhlmeier
School prayer is deemed unconstitutional.
Schools can use prior restraint on school newspapers.
Redefined the definition of obscenity.
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What type of speech is NOT protected by the First Amendment?
Threatening speech
Political speech
Speech criticizing the government
Symbolic speech
12
Engel vs. Vitale
race as a factor in college admissions is constitutional
state cannot hold prayers in public schools
race as a factor in college admissions is unconstitutional
state can hold prayers, but only during an observed silence
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This Supreme Court case protect the free expression of students to wear armbands in protest of the Vietnam War.
U.S. vs. O'Brien
Tinker vs. Des Moines
Miller vs. California
Hazelwood vs. Kuhlmeier
14
Obscenity is...
published material that offends community standards
published material that goes against the law
publish material that is weird
15
What did O’Brien burn in US vs. O’Brien?
Draft Card
Driver’s License
Flag
Bible
16
Who won the Hazel vs. Kuhlmeier court case?
The students
The School
Undetermined
17
All of the following are considered a limitation of free speech except
seditious speech
fighting words
libel/slander
offensive/hateful speech
18
This Court cases established that the government could regulate speech if it presented a "clear and present danger"
Texas vs. Johnson
Brandenburg vs. Ohio
Schenck vs. United States
Chaplinksky vs. New Hampshire
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What type of speech is not protected by the First Amendment?
unpopular or offensive speech
political speech
religious speech
speech that incites lawless actions
20
Slander means
an inclination or tendency
united with others for a common purpose
smear, insult, spoken lies
defamation written lies
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In Miller vs California the Court tried to clarify what could be classified as this?
defamation
obscenity
unreasonable search and seizures
symbolic speech
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When is the government allowed to restrain articles by the press?
in times of war
It is never allowed to restrain the press.
when the press is releasing information that is negative about the gov.
when it is an issue of national security
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What ammendment does Tinker vs. Des Moines affect?
10th ammendment
1st ammendment
2nd ammendment
8th ammendment
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Texas vs. Johnson
established exclusionary rule for states
need a warrant to enter your home
due process clause
Burning a flag is protected symbolic speech
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How does Tinker vs. Des Moines (1969) support freedom of speech?
As long as it's not disruptive, students can freely express themselves.
Students are not "state actors" and have the right to wear anything.
Students can't give up rights, but teachers can discipline violations.
Students do not shed their freedom of speech at the schoolhouse gate.
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The Lemon vs. Kurtzman Supreme Court Case
was about mandatory recitation of the Lord's Prayer in schools.
was about refusing to be drafted into the Army during World War I.
as about "excessive entanglement" between government and religion.
was about printing articles that would not endanger the nation's security.
27
What amendment did Mr. Miller vs. California have to do with?
3rd
1st
4th
2nd
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What first amendment was challenged in Miller vs California ?
Freedom of speech
Freedom of religion
freedom of assembly
Freedom of petition

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