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True or false: the legal constitution protections against government are collectively referred to as civil rights

False

True or false: in 1833, in Barron v. Baltimore, the Supreme Court ruled that the bill of rights applied only to the national government

True

True or false: the legal concept under which the Supreme Court has nationalized the bill of rights is called the incorporation doctrine

True

True or false: in most cases courts have ruled that teachers cannot discuss creationism as an alternative to evolution, but they can discuss “intelligent design”

False

True or false: prior restraints refers to unlawful arrest without probable clause

False

True or false: the publication of false or malicious statements that damage someone’s reputation is called libel

True

True or false: the Supreme Court has permitted communities to use time, place, and manner restrictions to stifle free expression

False

True or false: mapp v Ohio incorporated the 14th amendment to the states

True

True or false: in the decades since the miranda decision, the Supreme Court has made no exceptions to its requirements

False

True or false: the laws governing abortions for women under the age of 18 vary from state to state

True

Why is free speech essential to a democracy?

Because you need to hear the voices of the majority and minority to help with issues that come up

What is meant by symbolic speech?provide some examples and explain how Supreme Court has balanced competing interests surrounding symbolic speech.

Symbolic speech is nonverbal communication but has meaning to it. For example burning the American flag and/or wearing an armband is symbolic speech. The Supreme Court had the Texas v Johnson case where they showed concern and how they made the law of not allowing the burning of the flag