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Amendments- Bill of Rights

1 st Amendment Speech- –Government Regulation- Civil Liberties are not unfettered- Assembly Association Press Religion

Free Speech

Right to Associate

Symbolic Speech O’Brien Texas v. Johnson

Right to Assembly What Regulations are permissible 9? Friday? At the Park? With 300Watt Amplifier? Insurance?

Freedom of the Press

Freedom of Religion ??? 1.Secular 2.Primary Effect Advance/Impair 3. Excessive Entanglement

Obscenity? Scientific? Literary? Political? Artistic? I know it when I see it!

Students’ Rights Morse v. Frederick Tinker v Des Moines

2 nd amendment

4 th Amendment What about a car?

Exceptions--LOTS Plain View Incident to an Arrest Car Stop- Provided not DWB! –must have cause to stop! Road blocks so long as random Exigent/Emergency If Police/Govt needs to take custody of property Students---depends on level of privacy expectation and ownership of property- ie. Student lockers? Drug Testing—yes- extracurricular events! (Safford v. Redding)

5 th Amendment

What is to “Not be tried 2x for the same crime” The question is “Double Jeopardy” »Dual Jurisdiction?? Civil v.Criminal???

6 th Amendment

8 th Amendment

Right to Privacy

14 th Amendment Selective Incorporation Equal Protection Due Process