1. _____ is defined as the government cannot suppress speech because it disagrees with the speech’s content or message; the government can suppress unprotected speech.
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Viewpoint discrimination
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2. _____ is a statute is void-for-vagueness and unconstitutional when people of ordinary intelligence must guess at the words’ meaning
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Vague
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3. Is unprotected speech speech and expression not protected by the First Amendment, such as fighting words, statements posing a clear and present danger, and obscene material?
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True
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4. _____ is known as the unlawful communication of a threat of violence to identifiable people; the speaker need not actually intend to carry out the threat; unprotected speech
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True threats
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5. _____ is defined as Permissible restriction on speech to accommodate civilized living (e.g., no speeches by bullhorn at 2:00 a.m.)
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Time, manner, and place restriction
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6. _____ is the highest level of review that courts use to examine government regulation of fundamental freedoms
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Strict scrutiny
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7. Is speech what people communicate, includes expressive conduct?
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True
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8. _____ is known as protected under the First Amendment as a marketplace for the exchange of ideas, the hallmark of democracy
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Public forum
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9. _____ is defined as a lustful, morbid, or shameful interest in nudity, sex, and/or excretion
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Prurient interest
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10. _____ is the First Amendment protects speech and expressive conduct that communicates ideas, even if such speech is offensive.
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Protected speech
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11. Is overbroad a doctrine that invalidates laws that criminalize both protected and unprotected speech?
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True
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12. _____ is known as patently offensive sexual material that is defined by the Miller test as having no artistic, political, scientific, or literary value (e.g., child pornography)
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Obscenity
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13. _____ is defined as if a law will infringe on civil liberties, it must be written in the least intrusive manner
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Narrowly tailored
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14. _____ is For obscenity, does the work appeal to the prurient interest? Is the work patently sexually offensive? Does the work taken as a whole lack serious literary, artistic, political, or scientific value?
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Miller test
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15. Is lemon test asks under the First Amendment’s Establishment Clause whether the law under review is secular, whether it fosters an extensive entanglement with religion, and whether it either advances or inhibits religion; a way to separate church and state?
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True
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16. _____ is known as government laws may not overburden civil liberties
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Least restrictive means
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17. _____ is defined as public employee speech is protected by the First Amendment if it relates to a matter of public concern and does not interfere with their boss’s ability to run the agency effectively.
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Garcetti test
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18. _____ is Protects five freedoms: to establish and practice religion, practice free speech (which includes expressive conduct), maintain a free press, to peaceably assemble, and to petition the government for redress of grievances
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First Amendment
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19. Is fighting words statements that, by their very utterance, inflict injury?
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True
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20. _____ is known as a law or warrant that appears legal “on its face”
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Facially valid
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21. _____ is defined as meant to communicate ideas such as burning the flag or a cross; protected free speech
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Expressive conduct
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22. _____ is the government cannot prohibit the free exercise of religion pursuant to the First Amendment, although people may not harm and kill others and claim religious freedom.
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Exercise Clause
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23. Is establishment Clause the government cannot interfere with the establishment of religion pursuant to the First Amendment. The Lemon test is used to ensure laws remain secular and do not foster an excessive entanglement with religion?
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True
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24. _____ is known as unlawful for the government to suppress speech based on its content, though the government can suppress unprotected speech
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Content-based regulations
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25. _____ is defined as minimum legal justification for public health, safety, and welfare required for the government to interfere with personal liberties
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Compelling state interest
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26. _____ is a risk posed to public safety by certain speech or conduct that incites immediate lawlessness; the government has the legal authority to suppress such speech and conduct
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Clear and present danger
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27. Is chilling effect the impact of vague laws that repress free speech rights by making people fear criminal reprisal for the content of their speech?
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True
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28. Public employee’s speech will be protected if it concerns a matter of personal concern.
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False
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29. Protected speech includes words which by their very utterance inflict injury or incite violence.
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False
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30. Pursuant to the freedoms embodied in the First Amendment, anyone can establish a religion.
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True
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31. On the scales of justice between the government’s interests and individual liberties, the holding of the Church of the Lukumi Babalu Aye, Inc. v. City of Hialeah (1993) case found in favor of______.
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Right to exercise religion
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32. The U.S. Supreme Court has held it legal when government begins public events with a prayer because the federal Congress and many state legislatures have been praying before meetings______.
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Since the country was founded
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33. A student wrote lap lyrics that seemingly threatened school employees. The student was suspended. The student claimed the school action was unlawful because the school violated his right to artistic expression. The school’s action was upheld as legal because the student’s speech______.
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Caused a substantial disruption to the educational mission
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34. Obscenity is what type of speech because of its harm to society?
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Unprotected
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35. Similar to a terrorist threat, which of the following places people in fear of imminent bodily injury or death?
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True threat
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36. The U.S. Supreme Court precedent Texas v. Johnson (1989) holding it legal expressive conduct to burn the flag in protest has made laws criminalizing desecrating the flag when done as a free speech activity______.
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Unenforceable
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37. Vague laws are said to do what to free speech?
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Chill
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38. To be legal, a time, manner, place restriction must meet all of the following conditions EXCEPT______.
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Must be restrictive viewpoint discrimination
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39. The case Alvarez v. United States (2012), the criminal statute making it a crime to lie about earning military honors is an example of impermissible government ______.
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Content-based regulation
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40. Courts analyze laws that infringe on constitutional rights, particularly those regulations infringing on the First Amendment, to determine if the law meets all of the following requirements EXCEPT: ______.
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Overburdens the right to free speech and expression
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41. The first step in analyzing First Amendment issues is to examine whether which of the following parties is involved in suppressing speech, expression, or religious freedoms?
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The government
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42. The First Amendment protects all of the following EXCEPT______.
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The right to libel and slander
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