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Why was social media argued to be important?
Who was being sued?
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Who was being sued?
North Carolina
None of these
Packingham
North Dakota
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Why was social media argued to be important?
It can be used to post funny memes
It is the main for of entertainment for people
It is the main outlet for news and information
It can be used to make friends
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Why was the First Amendment being violated?
It went against the right to remain silent
It went against right to bear arms
It went against freedom of religion
It went against freedom of speech
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Why wasn't social media allowed for sex offenders?
To punish them
To protect children who are on social media
It would provide them with too much information
To limit their rights because they were a criminal
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This was a civil case
False
True
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What was the issue in this case?
Social media being used to express opinions
An 18 year old had sex with a 13 year old girl
A registered sex offender used social media and was not supposed to
A registered sex offender got a parking ticket
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Why was Packingham having social media considered illegal?
He committed tax fraud and lost his rights
He was a registered sex offender and lost his rights
He broke into a bank and lost his rights
He laundered money and lost his rights
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On what platform did Packingham upload his post?
Facebook
Instagram
Snapchat
Twitter
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What was said about this law regarding social media and sex offenders?
It was vague and broad
It didn't prevent sex offenders from committing crime
It was too specific
It didn't make sense
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What was Packingham's argument in court?
He really wanted social media
He heard on television he should be allowed to
No social media broke the First Amendment
No social media broke the Fifth Amendment
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Who was suing Packingham?
North Dakota
South Dakota
The US government
North Carolina
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Since this law is vague and overbroad, what effect can it have on the First Amendment?
A chilling effect
An inconclusive effect
A heating effect
A warming effect
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What was the holding of this case?
In North Carolina's favor
In Packingham's favor
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It is easier for a parent to monitor their child's social media use than their in-person interactions
True
False
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Why is social media considered to be dangerous regarding sex offenders?
It gives them anonymity
They like it
It is a place to easily find children without parental supervision
They can communicate with friends on social media