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AP U.S. Gov chapter 4 civil liberties

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show This is a test used in the determination of the speech that our government is permitted to restrain.  
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show Something that relates to a church parish, having a narrow outlook/scope towards a particular religion. For example, a parochial school would be a private religious institution.  
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show Something that does not lean towards any particular religion.  
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Direct Incitement Test   show
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show This term is used to describe any action purposefully and discernibly implemented with the intention to convey a specific message to those who see it. Example: Burning a U.S. flag.  
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Prior restraint   show
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Fighting Words   show
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show Slander can be defined as the action/crime of speaking a false statement that might damage someone’s reputation.  
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Libel   show
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show Commercial speech can be defined as anything spoken or written on behalf of a business, with the intention of earning a profit/revenue for that particular business.  
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Due Process Rights   show
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show This is a legal rule based off the Constitution that prevents any evidence that has been collected in violation of the defendant’s constitutional rights from being utilized in a court of law.  
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show One cannot be tried for the same exact crime/offense twice, as per the fifth amendment to the Constitution.  
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Miranda Rights   show
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