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Rights, Liberties, and Justice

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Rumsfeld v. Fair demonstrates that ______.

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the Court usually defers to the Military

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Congress may place conditions on the appropriation of federal funds

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law schools must allow military recruiters onto their campuses

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all of these

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In terms of Freedom of Association, the Rehnquist Court has generally made it clear that ______.

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government antidiscrimination interests may outweigh expression rights of a group

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expression right of a group outweighs government antidiscrimination interests

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the government may always regulate freedom of association

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the government may never regulate freedom of association

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In Matal v. Tam the Court ruled that providing a patent ______.

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does not mean the government endorses speech

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means the government endorses speech

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has nothing to do with speech

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none of these

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In Morse v. Frederick the Court decided schools ______.

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may ban speech that may reasonably seem to promote drug use

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may not ban speech that may reasonably seem to promote drug use

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must allow speech that may reasonably seem to promote drug use but may ask the students to carry out their speech away from the public eye

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may not suspend students for speech that may reasonably seem to promote drug use but they may ask them to leave school grounds during rallies

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In Schenk v. U.S. the Court created ______.

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the Clear and Present Danger Test

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the Preferred Freedoms Doctrine

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the Clear and Probable Danger Test

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the Imminent Lawless Action Test

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Moving full circle from Schenk to Brandenburg the Court settled on which test in Brandenburg?

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the Clear and Present Danger Test

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the Preferred Freedoms Doctrine

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the Clear and Probable Danger Test

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the Imminent Lawless Action Test

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Gitlow is an important case because it ______.

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banned freedom of speech

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incorporated the freedom of speech

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restricted the freedom of speech in states

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allowed regulation of freedom of speech by the federal government only

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In public forums the government ______.

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has an easier time regulating speech

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has a more difficult time regulating speech

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can never regulate speech

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can only use unreasonable regulations

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The Preferred Freedoms Doctrine states that ______.

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laws in conflict with the Bill of Rights are not presumed constitutional

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the judiciary has a special responsibility to protect freedom of speech

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the judiciary has a special responsibility to protect minority interests

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all of these

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none of these

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In West Virginia State Board of Education v. Barnette the Court ruled that the right to free speech includes the right to not speak.

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True
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As a general rule the Court has generally held that commercial speech is ______.

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closer to commerce than speech

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not substantially different from political speech

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never subject to regulation

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always subject to regulation

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In Tinker v. Des Moines the Court held that ______ their constitutional right to free speech at school.

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students shed

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students do not shed

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teachers shed

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teachers do not shed

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