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1. Controversies over Judicial Review

Permissable to advocate the violent overthrow of the government in abstract, but not actually intice someone to do it. Difference between believing in something and urging ittype of speech which is used to deliberately offend an individual; or racial, ethnic, religious or other group. Such speech generally seeks to condemn or dehumanize the individual or group; or express anger, hatred, violence or contempt toward them.1. Framer's Intent: Did the framer's intend for the courts to have judicial review? 2. Judicial Restraint: should the unelected courts defer to the elected parts of the government? they should because it's a govt by the people, for the people. 3. Democratic Checks: are there sufficient checks on the courts to prevent them from using judicial reviews in ways that are contradictory of the interest of the people? 4. Role of Courts in a Democratic Society: do they need the power of review to protect minority interest?1919 Socialists threw leaflets from windows denouncing American intervention in Russia. ISSUE: Do the amendments to the Espionage Act or the application of those amendments in this case violate the free speech clause of the First Amendment? Ruled against the Russians. formulated the Bad Tendency Test

2. Hate Speech

1919 Socialists threw leaflets from windows denouncing American intervention in Russia. ISSUE: Do the amendments to the Espionage Act or the application of those amendments in this case violate the free speech clause of the First Amendment? Ruled against the Russians. formulated the Bad Tendency Testtype of speech which is used to deliberately offend an individual; or racial, ethnic, religious or other group. Such speech generally seeks to condemn or dehumanize the individual or group; or express anger, hatred, violence or contempt toward them.1. Framer's Intent: Did the framer's intend for the courts to have judicial review? 2. Judicial Restraint: should the unelected courts defer to the elected parts of the government? they should because it's a govt by the people, for the people. 3. Democratic Checks: are there sufficient checks on the courts to prevent them from using judicial reviews in ways that are contradictory of the interest of the people? 4. Role of Courts in a Democratic Society: do they need the power of review to protect minority interest?Permissable to advocate the violent overthrow of the government in abstract, but not actually intice someone to do it. Difference between believing in something and urging it

3. Abrams V United States

type of speech which is used to deliberately offend an individual; or racial, ethnic, religious or other group. Such speech generally seeks to condemn or dehumanize the individual or group; or express anger, hatred, violence or contempt toward them.1. Framer's Intent: Did the framer's intend for the courts to have judicial review? 2. Judicial Restraint: should the unelected courts defer to the elected parts of the government? they should because it's a govt by the people, for the people. 3. Democratic Checks: are there sufficient checks on the courts to prevent them from using judicial reviews in ways that are contradictory of the interest of the people? 4. Role of Courts in a Democratic Society: do they need the power of review to protect minority interest?1919 Socialists threw leaflets from windows denouncing American intervention in Russia. ISSUE: Do the amendments to the Espionage Act or the application of those amendments in this case violate the free speech clause of the First Amendment? Ruled against the Russians. formulated the Bad Tendency TestPermissable to advocate the violent overthrow of the government in abstract, but not actually intice someone to do it. Difference between believing in something and urging it

4. Yates V United States 1957

1. Framer's Intent: Did the framer's intend for the courts to have judicial review? 2. Judicial Restraint: should the unelected courts defer to the elected parts of the government? they should because it's a govt by the people, for the people. 3. Democratic Checks: are there sufficient checks on the courts to prevent them from using judicial reviews in ways that are contradictory of the interest of the people? 4. Role of Courts in a Democratic Society: do they need the power of review to protect minority interest?Permissable to advocate the violent overthrow of the government in abstract, but not actually intice someone to do it. Difference between believing in something and urging it1919 Socialists threw leaflets from windows denouncing American intervention in Russia. ISSUE: Do the amendments to the Espionage Act or the application of those amendments in this case violate the free speech clause of the First Amendment? Ruled against the Russians. formulated the Bad Tendency Testtype of speech which is used to deliberately offend an individual; or racial, ethnic, religious or other group. Such speech generally seeks to condemn or dehumanize the individual or group; or express anger, hatred, violence or contempt toward them.

5. Unites States v. Carolene Products Footnote 4

type of speech which is used to deliberately offend an individual; or racial, ethnic, religious or other group. Such speech generally seeks to condemn or dehumanize the individual or group; or express anger, hatred, violence or contempt toward them.1. Framer's Intent: Did the framer's intend for the courts to have judicial review? 2. Judicial Restraint: should the unelected courts defer to the elected parts of the government? they should because it's a govt by the people, for the people. 3. Democratic Checks: are there sufficient checks on the courts to prevent them from using judicial reviews in ways that are contradictory of the interest of the people? 4. Role of Courts in a Democratic Society: do they need the power of review to protect minority interest?No deferral to the legislature if discrete and insular minorities need constitutional protection.1919 Socialists threw leaflets from windows denouncing American intervention in Russia. ISSUE: Do the amendments to the Espionage Act or the application of those amendments in this case violate the free speech clause of the First Amendment? Ruled against the Russians. formulated the Bad Tendency Test

6. 6 Methods of Constitutional Interpretation

type of speech which is used to deliberately offend an individual; or racial, ethnic, religious or other group. Such speech generally seeks to condemn or dehumanize the individual or group; or express anger, hatred, violence or contempt toward them.1. Original Intent - what the framers wanted 2. Textualism - emphasis on what the constitution says 3. Original Meaning - puts things in a historical perspective 4. Precedents 5. Poling Jurisdictions - looking at US practices and international practices 6. Pragnatism - avoid bad consequences1. Framer's Intent: Did the framer's intend for the courts to have judicial review? 2. Judicial Restraint: should the unelected courts defer to the elected parts of the government? they should because it's a govt by the people, for the people. 3. Democratic Checks: are there sufficient checks on the courts to prevent them from using judicial reviews in ways that are contradictory of the interest of the people? 4. Role of Courts in a Democratic Society: do they need the power of review to protect minority interest?1919 Socialists threw leaflets from windows denouncing American intervention in Russia. ISSUE: Do the amendments to the Espionage Act or the application of those amendments in this case violate the free speech clause of the First Amendment? Ruled against the Russians. formulated the Bad Tendency Test

7. Boy Scouts of America V Dale

1. Framer's Intent: Did the framer's intend for the courts to have judicial review? 2. Judicial Restraint: should the unelected courts defer to the elected parts of the government? they should because it's a govt by the people, for the people. 3. Democratic Checks: are there sufficient checks on the courts to prevent them from using judicial reviews in ways that are contradictory of the interest of the people? 4. Role of Courts in a Democratic Society: do they need the power of review to protect minority interest?The boy scouts were allowed to dismiss a leader after learning that he was gay, holding that freedom of association outweighed the New Jersey anti-discrimination statute.1919 Socialists threw leaflets from windows denouncing American intervention in Russia. ISSUE: Do the amendments to the Espionage Act or the application of those amendments in this case violate the free speech clause of the First Amendment? Ruled against the Russians. formulated the Bad Tendency Testtype of speech which is used to deliberately offend an individual; or racial, ethnic, religious or other group. Such speech generally seeks to condemn or dehumanize the individual or group; or express anger, hatred, violence or contempt toward them.

8. Tradition of Departmentalism

The Constitution is final & authoritative, but its meaning is to be determined by each branch within its own scope of authority. (Walter F. Murphy).type of speech which is used to deliberately offend an individual; or racial, ethnic, religious or other group. Such speech generally seeks to condemn or dehumanize the individual or group; or express anger, hatred, violence or contempt toward them.1919 Socialists threw leaflets from windows denouncing American intervention in Russia. ISSUE: Do the amendments to the Espionage Act or the application of those amendments in this case violate the free speech clause of the First Amendment? Ruled against the Russians. formulated the Bad Tendency Test1. Framer's Intent: Did the framer's intend for the courts to have judicial review? 2. Judicial Restraint: should the unelected courts defer to the elected parts of the government? they should because it's a govt by the people, for the people. 3. Democratic Checks: are there sufficient checks on the courts to prevent them from using judicial reviews in ways that are contradictory of the interest of the people? 4. Role of Courts in a Democratic Society: do they need the power of review to protect minority interest?

9. Bill of Rights

The first ten amendments of the U.S. Constitution, containing a list of individual rights and liberties, such as freedom of speech, religion, and the press.1. Framer's Intent: Did the framer's intend for the courts to have judicial review? 2. Judicial Restraint: should the unelected courts defer to the elected parts of the government? they should because it's a govt by the people, for the people. 3. Democratic Checks: are there sufficient checks on the courts to prevent them from using judicial reviews in ways that are contradictory of the interest of the people? 4. Role of Courts in a Democratic Society: do they need the power of review to protect minority interest?type of speech which is used to deliberately offend an individual; or racial, ethnic, religious or other group. Such speech generally seeks to condemn or dehumanize the individual or group; or express anger, hatred, violence or contempt toward them.1919 Socialists threw leaflets from windows denouncing American intervention in Russia. ISSUE: Do the amendments to the Espionage Act or the application of those amendments in this case violate the free speech clause of the First Amendment? Ruled against the Russians. formulated the Bad Tendency Test

10. Sixth Amendment

type of speech which is used to deliberately offend an individual; or racial, ethnic, religious or other group. Such speech generally seeks to condemn or dehumanize the individual or group; or express anger, hatred, violence or contempt toward them.1. Framer's Intent: Did the framer's intend for the courts to have judicial review? 2. Judicial Restraint: should the unelected courts defer to the elected parts of the government? they should because it's a govt by the people, for the people. 3. Democratic Checks: are there sufficient checks on the courts to prevent them from using judicial reviews in ways that are contradictory of the interest of the people? 4. Role of Courts in a Democratic Society: do they need the power of review to protect minority interest?It includes the right to counsel, the right to confront witnesses, and the right to a speedy and public trial.1919 Socialists threw leaflets from windows denouncing American intervention in Russia. ISSUE: Do the amendments to the Espionage Act or the application of those amendments in this case violate the free speech clause of the First Amendment? Ruled against the Russians. formulated the Bad Tendency Test

11. Smith Act in 1940

type of speech which is used to deliberately offend an individual; or racial, ethnic, religious or other group. Such speech generally seeks to condemn or dehumanize the individual or group; or express anger, hatred, violence or contempt toward them.1919 Socialists threw leaflets from windows denouncing American intervention in Russia. ISSUE: Do the amendments to the Espionage Act or the application of those amendments in this case violate the free speech clause of the First Amendment? Ruled against the Russians. formulated the Bad Tendency Testillegal to advocate violent overthrow of the U.S government.1. Framer's Intent: Did the framer's intend for the courts to have judicial review? 2. Judicial Restraint: should the unelected courts defer to the elected parts of the government? they should because it's a govt by the people, for the people. 3. Democratic Checks: are there sufficient checks on the courts to prevent them from using judicial reviews in ways that are contradictory of the interest of the people? 4. Role of Courts in a Democratic Society: do they need the power of review to protect minority interest?

12. First Amendment

type of speech which is used to deliberately offend an individual; or racial, ethnic, religious or other group. Such speech generally seeks to condemn or dehumanize the individual or group; or express anger, hatred, violence or contempt toward them.1. Framer's Intent: Did the framer's intend for the courts to have judicial review? 2. Judicial Restraint: should the unelected courts defer to the elected parts of the government? they should because it's a govt by the people, for the people. 3. Democratic Checks: are there sufficient checks on the courts to prevent them from using judicial reviews in ways that are contradictory of the interest of the people? 4. Role of Courts in a Democratic Society: do they need the power of review to protect minority interest?The constitutional amendment that establishes the four great liberties: freedom of the press, of speech, of religion, and of assembly.1919 Socialists threw leaflets from windows denouncing American intervention in Russia. ISSUE: Do the amendments to the Espionage Act or the application of those amendments in this case violate the free speech clause of the First Amendment? Ruled against the Russians. formulated the Bad Tendency Test

13. Barron V Baltimore 1833

type of speech which is used to deliberately offend an individual; or racial, ethnic, religious or other group. Such speech generally seeks to condemn or dehumanize the individual or group; or express anger, hatred, violence or contempt toward them.1. Framer's Intent: Did the framer's intend for the courts to have judicial review? 2. Judicial Restraint: should the unelected courts defer to the elected parts of the government? they should because it's a govt by the people, for the people. 3. Democratic Checks: are there sufficient checks on the courts to prevent them from using judicial reviews in ways that are contradictory of the interest of the people? 4. Role of Courts in a Democratic Society: do they need the power of review to protect minority interest?The guarantee in the 5th Amendment that private property shall not be taken 'for public use, without just compensation' is not applicable to state governments as well as the federal government.1919 Socialists threw leaflets from windows denouncing American intervention in Russia. ISSUE: Do the amendments to the Espionage Act or the application of those amendments in this case violate the free speech clause of the First Amendment? Ruled against the Russians. formulated the Bad Tendency Test

14. Espionage Act of 1917

1. Framer's Intent: Did the framer's intend for the courts to have judicial review? 2. Judicial Restraint: should the unelected courts defer to the elected parts of the government? they should because it's a govt by the people, for the people. 3. Democratic Checks: are there sufficient checks on the courts to prevent them from using judicial reviews in ways that are contradictory of the interest of the people? 4. Role of Courts in a Democratic Society: do they need the power of review to protect minority interest?1919 Socialists threw leaflets from windows denouncing American intervention in Russia. ISSUE: Do the amendments to the Espionage Act or the application of those amendments in this case violate the free speech clause of the First Amendment? Ruled against the Russians. formulated the Bad Tendency Testtype of speech which is used to deliberately offend an individual; or racial, ethnic, religious or other group. Such speech generally seeks to condemn or dehumanize the individual or group; or express anger, hatred, violence or contempt toward them.Law which punished people for aiding the enemy or refusing military duty during WW1

15. Duncan V Louisiana 1968

A crime carrying a 2 year sentence is sufficiently serious to require the right to a jury trial under the 6th amendment, as applied to the states by the 14th amendment. Supreme Court of Louisiana reversed and remandedtype of speech which is used to deliberately offend an individual; or racial, ethnic, religious or other group. Such speech generally seeks to condemn or dehumanize the individual or group; or express anger, hatred, violence or contempt toward them.1919 Socialists threw leaflets from windows denouncing American intervention in Russia. ISSUE: Do the amendments to the Espionage Act or the application of those amendments in this case violate the free speech clause of the First Amendment? Ruled against the Russians. formulated the Bad Tendency Test1. Framer's Intent: Did the framer's intend for the courts to have judicial review? 2. Judicial Restraint: should the unelected courts defer to the elected parts of the government? they should because it's a govt by the people, for the people. 3. Democratic Checks: are there sufficient checks on the courts to prevent them from using judicial reviews in ways that are contradictory of the interest of the people? 4. Role of Courts in a Democratic Society: do they need the power of review to protect minority interest?

16. Federalist No. 78

1919 Socialists threw leaflets from windows denouncing American intervention in Russia. ISSUE: Do the amendments to the Espionage Act or the application of those amendments in this case violate the free speech clause of the First Amendment? Ruled against the Russians. formulated the Bad Tendency Testtype of speech which is used to deliberately offend an individual; or racial, ethnic, religious or other group. Such speech generally seeks to condemn or dehumanize the individual or group; or express anger, hatred, violence or contempt toward them.1. Framer's Intent: Did the framer's intend for the courts to have judicial review? 2. Judicial Restraint: should the unelected courts defer to the elected parts of the government? they should because it's a govt by the people, for the people. 3. Democratic Checks: are there sufficient checks on the courts to prevent them from using judicial reviews in ways that are contradictory of the interest of the people? 4. Role of Courts in a Democratic Society: do they need the power of review to protect minority interest?written by Alexander Hamilton; talks about the federal judiciary; judiciary must depend on other two branches to uphold its decisions. They JUST interpret the law. Executive Power has the 'power of the sword' and Congress has the 'power of the purse.'

17. Concurrent jurisdiction

1. Framer's Intent: Did the framer's intend for the courts to have judicial review? 2. Judicial Restraint: should the unelected courts defer to the elected parts of the government? they should because it's a govt by the people, for the people. 3. Democratic Checks: are there sufficient checks on the courts to prevent them from using judicial reviews in ways that are contradictory of the interest of the people? 4. Role of Courts in a Democratic Society: do they need the power of review to protect minority interest?type of speech which is used to deliberately offend an individual; or racial, ethnic, religious or other group. Such speech generally seeks to condemn or dehumanize the individual or group; or express anger, hatred, violence or contempt toward them.authority for both state and federal courts to hear and decide cases1919 Socialists threw leaflets from windows denouncing American intervention in Russia. ISSUE: Do the amendments to the Espionage Act or the application of those amendments in this case violate the free speech clause of the First Amendment? Ruled against the Russians. formulated the Bad Tendency Test

18. Gitlow v New York 1925

1925 - , Anarchist calling for overthrow of the government. Established precedent of federalizing Bill of Rights (applying them to States); States cannot deny freedom of speech - protected through due process clause of Amendment 14type of speech which is used to deliberately offend an individual; or racial, ethnic, religious or other group. Such speech generally seeks to condemn or dehumanize the individual or group; or express anger, hatred, violence or contempt toward them.1919 Socialists threw leaflets from windows denouncing American intervention in Russia. ISSUE: Do the amendments to the Espionage Act or the application of those amendments in this case violate the free speech clause of the First Amendment? Ruled against the Russians. formulated the Bad Tendency Test1. Framer's Intent: Did the framer's intend for the courts to have judicial review? 2. Judicial Restraint: should the unelected courts defer to the elected parts of the government? they should because it's a govt by the people, for the people. 3. Democratic Checks: are there sufficient checks on the courts to prevent them from using judicial reviews in ways that are contradictory of the interest of the people? 4. Role of Courts in a Democratic Society: do they need the power of review to protect minority interest?

19. Second Amendment

type of speech which is used to deliberately offend an individual; or racial, ethnic, religious or other group. Such speech generally seeks to condemn or dehumanize the individual or group; or express anger, hatred, violence or contempt toward them.1919 Socialists threw leaflets from windows denouncing American intervention in Russia. ISSUE: Do the amendments to the Espionage Act or the application of those amendments in this case violate the free speech clause of the First Amendment? Ruled against the Russians. formulated the Bad Tendency Test1. Framer's Intent: Did the framer's intend for the courts to have judicial review? 2. Judicial Restraint: should the unelected courts defer to the elected parts of the government? they should because it's a govt by the people, for the people. 3. Democratic Checks: are there sufficient checks on the courts to prevent them from using judicial reviews in ways that are contradictory of the interest of the people? 4. Role of Courts in a Democratic Society: do they need the power of review to protect minority interest?Right to Bear Arms

20. Tinker v Des Moines School District 1696

type of speech which is used to deliberately offend an individual; or racial, ethnic, religious or other group. Such speech generally seeks to condemn or dehumanize the individual or group; or express anger, hatred, violence or contempt toward them.1. Framer's Intent: Did the framer's intend for the courts to have judicial review? 2. Judicial Restraint: should the unelected courts defer to the elected parts of the government? they should because it's a govt by the people, for the people. 3. Democratic Checks: are there sufficient checks on the courts to prevent them from using judicial reviews in ways that are contradictory of the interest of the people? 4. Role of Courts in a Democratic Society: do they need the power of review to protect minority interest?1696 - black arm bands. Courts said that the students had the right to wear the bands under the First Amendment. Called it 'pure speech.' Weren't disruptive, so their conduct was protected. Can't prohibit the expression of an opinion.1919 Socialists threw leaflets from windows denouncing American intervention in Russia. ISSUE: Do the amendments to the Espionage Act or the application of those amendments in this case violate the free speech clause of the First Amendment? Ruled against the Russians. formulated the Bad Tendency Test

21. Dennis v United States

1951, made it illegal to advocate or teach the overthrow of the government by force or belong to an organization with this objective. (upheld the Smith Act of 1940)1. Framer's Intent: Did the framer's intend for the courts to have judicial review? 2. Judicial Restraint: should the unelected courts defer to the elected parts of the government? they should because it's a govt by the people, for the people. 3. Democratic Checks: are there sufficient checks on the courts to prevent them from using judicial reviews in ways that are contradictory of the interest of the people? 4. Role of Courts in a Democratic Society: do they need the power of review to protect minority interest?1919 Socialists threw leaflets from windows denouncing American intervention in Russia. ISSUE: Do the amendments to the Espionage Act or the application of those amendments in this case violate the free speech clause of the First Amendment? Ruled against the Russians. formulated the Bad Tendency Testtype of speech which is used to deliberately offend an individual; or racial, ethnic, religious or other group. Such speech generally seeks to condemn or dehumanize the individual or group; or express anger, hatred, violence or contempt toward them.

22. Stare Decision

1. Framer's Intent: Did the framer's intend for the courts to have judicial review? 2. Judicial Restraint: should the unelected courts defer to the elected parts of the government? they should because it's a govt by the people, for the people. 3. Democratic Checks: are there sufficient checks on the courts to prevent them from using judicial reviews in ways that are contradictory of the interest of the people? 4. Role of Courts in a Democratic Society: do they need the power of review to protect minority interest?type of speech which is used to deliberately offend an individual; or racial, ethnic, religious or other group. Such speech generally seeks to condemn or dehumanize the individual or group; or express anger, hatred, violence or contempt toward them.let the decision stand.1919 Socialists threw leaflets from windows denouncing American intervention in Russia. ISSUE: Do the amendments to the Espionage Act or the application of those amendments in this case violate the free speech clause of the First Amendment? Ruled against the Russians. formulated the Bad Tendency Test

23. Third Amendment

1. Framer's Intent: Did the framer's intend for the courts to have judicial review? 2. Judicial Restraint: should the unelected courts defer to the elected parts of the government? they should because it's a govt by the people, for the people. 3. Democratic Checks: are there sufficient checks on the courts to prevent them from using judicial reviews in ways that are contradictory of the interest of the people? 4. Role of Courts in a Democratic Society: do they need the power of review to protect minority interest?No quartering of soldiers in private houses during times of peace or wartype of speech which is used to deliberately offend an individual; or racial, ethnic, religious or other group. Such speech generally seeks to condemn or dehumanize the individual or group; or express anger, hatred, violence or contempt toward them.1919 Socialists threw leaflets from windows denouncing American intervention in Russia. ISSUE: Do the amendments to the Espionage Act or the application of those amendments in this case violate the free speech clause of the First Amendment? Ruled against the Russians. formulated the Bad Tendency Test

24. Marbury v Madison

1919 Socialists threw leaflets from windows denouncing American intervention in Russia. ISSUE: Do the amendments to the Espionage Act or the application of those amendments in this case violate the free speech clause of the First Amendment? Ruled against the Russians. formulated the Bad Tendency Test1. Framer's Intent: Did the framer's intend for the courts to have judicial review? 2. Judicial Restraint: should the unelected courts defer to the elected parts of the government? they should because it's a govt by the people, for the people. 3. Democratic Checks: are there sufficient checks on the courts to prevent them from using judicial reviews in ways that are contradictory of the interest of the people? 4. Role of Courts in a Democratic Society: do they need the power of review to protect minority interest?First time that the Supreme Ct is taking the power to hold a branch unconstitutional. Section 13 of the Judiciary Act is held unconstitutional. Article III v Judiciary Act.type of speech which is used to deliberately offend an individual; or racial, ethnic, religious or other group. Such speech generally seeks to condemn or dehumanize the individual or group; or express anger, hatred, violence or contempt toward them.

25. Judicial Restraint

type of speech which is used to deliberately offend an individual; or racial, ethnic, religious or other group. Such speech generally seeks to condemn or dehumanize the individual or group; or express anger, hatred, violence or contempt toward them.A judicial philosophy in which judges play minimal policymaking roles, leaving that duty strictly to the legislatures - more conservative1919 Socialists threw leaflets from windows denouncing American intervention in Russia. ISSUE: Do the amendments to the Espionage Act or the application of those amendments in this case violate the free speech clause of the First Amendment? Ruled against the Russians. formulated the Bad Tendency Test1. Framer's Intent: Did the framer's intend for the courts to have judicial review? 2. Judicial Restraint: should the unelected courts defer to the elected parts of the government? they should because it's a govt by the people, for the people. 3. Democratic Checks: are there sufficient checks on the courts to prevent them from using judicial reviews in ways that are contradictory of the interest of the people? 4. Role of Courts in a Democratic Society: do they need the power of review to protect minority interest?

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