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1. 4 Cases of Freedom Laws against holocaust denial, law against hate speech, Charlie Hebdo & blasphemy, and TikTok ban
a. Law against Holocaust Denial Preventing and honoring
b. Law against hate speech Protection and equality
c. Charlie Hebdo & Blasphemy Religion
d. TikTok Ban National Security
2. Natural Law Moral propositions are objectively true or false, standards of morality are from nature of human beings and the world, and law is rooted in moral order.
3. Legal Positivism Law based on social and political facts, legal system depends on the need and requirements of governance, and law is decree of a sovereign government.
4. Harm Can be established objectively
a. Physical harm Being attacked or threatened
b. Material harm Having your property stolen or destroyed
c. Economic harm Your financial stability is negatively impacted
5. Offense Depends on personal beliefs and attitudes rather than objective harm.
a. How to respond to offensive behavior? Avoid and engage in persuasion
6. Conservative Actions that violate morality should be disapproved (Cheating in a Relationship)
7. Communitarian Action disapproved by our way of life/ cultural traditions (Respecting elders in certain cultures)
8. Majoritarian Actions disapproved by “we the citizens” (public smoking bans)
9. Liberal All actions that harm other individuals should be disapproved (drunk driving)
10. Questions of Equality Why is equality important?, Between whom should equality exist?, What should be equalized?
11. Why Civic Educations? Prevents authoritarianism, encourages informed participants in government, and strengthens democratic institutions by ensuring accountability
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