'1st amendment' presentation slideshows

CONSTITUTIONAL LAW & ADMINISTRATIVE LAW

CONSTITUTIONAL LAW & ADMINISTRATIVE LAW. CONSTITUTIONAL LAW. Personal Freedom Civil Rights Searches Due Process Privacy Equal Protection. US Constitution . AMENDMENTS 1 ST Amendment:

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Amendment Review

Amendment Review. Bill of Rights through the 27th Amendment. What is the Bill of Rights?. First ten amendments to the Constitution which guarantee personal freedoms. Why were the Bill of Rights originally added to the Constitution?.

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Civil Liberties

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Civil Liberties

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Amendments to the U.S. Constitution

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The Red Scare

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1 st Amendment Speech & Press The Right to Offend, but not Injure!

1 st Amendment Speech & Press The Right to Offend, but not Injure!. We cherish freedom to communicate ideas. From this has come religion, science, literature, commerce, art, politics. Ideas are powerful & new ideas have always been resisted in history.

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The Bill Of Rights

The Bill Of Rights. The first 10 amendments to the Constitution. The 1st Amendment . Freedom of: Religion Press Assembly Speech Petition. 2 nd Amendment. The right to bear arms. 3 rd Amendment.

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Bill of Rights Flash Cards

Bill of Rights Flash Cards. 6th Amendment (right to an lawyer, legal counsel). This amendment guarantees you the right to legal assistance, or a lawyer to defend you in a court of law. 1st Amendment (freedom of speech).

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FREE EXERCISE OF RELIGION

FREE EXERCISE OF RELIGION. 3/26/09. The Free Exercise Clause. Two key questions involving the free exercise clause: What should be considered a religious activity, and How much freedom should people be given?. Defining Religion.

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Chapter 19: Civil Liberties: First Amendment Freedoms Section 1

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Chapter 13

Chapter 13. Recreation and Leisure in Everyday Life. Overview. Studying Leisure and Recreation In-Class Exercise High, Low and Popular Culture The Structure of Media Industries Media and Democracy Regulation and Censorship Media Effects Passive/Active Audiences

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The Bill of Rights The First 10 Amendments to the Constitution

The Bill of Rights The First 10 Amendments to the Constitution. Take notes on the slides as they appear. Draw pictures to represent at least five of the amendments. 1st Amendment. The 1st Amendment guarantees freedom of religion, speech, the press, assembly, and petition.

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The Media and the Criminal Justice System

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Civil Liberties: First Amendment Rights

PSCI 1101 25 Sept 2007. Civil Liberties: First Amendment Rights. Freedom of speech Freedom of the press. Free speech challenges : 1978 petition by an American Nazi group to stage a rally in Skokie, Illinois. U.S. Court of Appeals decision :

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The Federal Budget

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Aim: How are the rights and liberties of all US citizens protected? Do Now: What rights does American government extend

Aim: How are the rights and liberties of all US citizens protected? Do Now: What rights does American government extend to its citizens?. Understanding Civil Liberties. Civil liberties and democracy I ndividual rights may conflict with other values

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