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unit 2 con law

cases & vocab

TermDefinition
Tinker v. Des Moines Armbands to protest Vietnam, freedom of speech/expression, ruled school cannot restrict students speech.
303 Creative v. Elenis Freedom of speech, do not have to create works you do not agree with on her website, same-sex marriage issue
Jacobellis v. Ohio Obscenity, freedom of speech/expression, established obscenity is defined not just as a sex scene but whether or not the context is socially acceptable.
Bethel vs. Fraser School speech, obscenity and disruption in school is not protected by 1st amendment
Texas v. Johnson Can burn the flag as symbolic speech against political policy
American Legion v. American Humanist Association Gov can use public money to maintain and clean a religious symbol, as long as that monument serves a purpose beyond promoting a certain religion
Engel v. Vitale Established that school sponsored prayer is unconstitutional even if optional
Snyder v. Phelps Military funeral protest. Protected under freedom of speech/assembly because it is political speech.
Masterpiece Cake shop v. Colorado Human Rights Same sex couple 4 wedding cake, do not have to make cake, freedom of exercise, narrow
Miller v. California Town by town obscenity
Morse v. Frederick School officials can restrict students speech from promoting illegal drugs w/ banners
Kennedy v. Bremerton School District Coach prayed after football games. Protected under freedom of exercise, extracurricular & optional.
Reynolds v. United States (1879) Polygamy illegal. Gov can resstrict religion if poses threat to common morality.
Mahanoy v . B.L. Cheer girl made JV & posted mean snaps. Protected by freedom of speech because out of school and not a threat.
Iancu v. Brunetti Company called FUCT denied trademark. Unlawful because of freedom of speech because it is "up for interpretation"
Gitlow v. New York Socialist manifesto distributed. Can prohibit free speech if violent.
Lemon v. Kurtzman Funding for private schools. Ruled unconstitutional by establishment clause, made Lemon Test.
Paris Adult Theater v. Slaton 21+ movie theater. Gov can regulate obscene material even for adults. 1st Amendment does not protect obscenity. 1st Amendment does not protect obscenity.
Town of Greece v. Galloway Said prayer before town meetings. Constitutional because optional, freedom of exercise.
City of Erie v. Pap's A.M. Adult club illegal for nudity. Constitutional, law on public indecency does not violate freedom of expression,
American Amusement Machine Association v. Kendrick Violent or sexual arcade games could not be played by minors. Ruled unconstitutional by first amendment. SCOTUS did not hear case.
Brown v. Entertainment Merchants Association Violent or sexual video games could not be bought by minors. SCOTUS ruled unconstitutional by freedom of speech, similar to books.
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