| A | B |
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| limits on assembly (to provide for public order and safety | 1. parade permit 2. cannot enter grounds of county jail without permission 3. banned demonstratios near courthouses if they interfere with trials 4. banned demonstrations near schools for the purpose of disrupting classes |
| restrictions of the press | 1. moving the trial to reduce pretrial publicity 2. limiting the number of reporters in the courtroom 3. placing controls on reporters conduct in the courtroom 4. isolating witnesses and jurors from the press 5. having the jury sequestered or held in custody, until the trial is over |
| Dejonge established 2 pricipals | the right to assemble is as important as the rights of free speech and free press, and the due process clause established state and local government as well as the national government |
| smith act | made it a crime to stand up and proclaim a revolt agaisnt the government |
| the perferred postition doctorine | first amendment right are most imporant- government needs to show why limiting those rights are absolutely necessary |
| pure speech | most common form of speech and most proctection recieved from government |
| symbolic speech | expressive conduct (using actions and symbols instead of words) |
| test that established limits on speech | clear and present danger test, perferred position doctrine, and the bad tendancy doctrine |
| schneck v. united states established | someone can not go shouting fire in a theater because its presenting danger |
| united states v. O'Brein established (burnt cards needed for vietnam war | 1. falls within the constitutional power to do so 2. narrowly drawn to further a substantial government interest that is unrelated to the suppression of free speech 3. leaves open ample alternative channels of communication (yes its in the interest of the government because the cards make it easier to track people down, doesnt limit his speech-he had other options to protest war, and he still can protest there just asking not to burn the card) |
