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Freedom of Speech

-Congress shall make no
  law…abridging the freedom of
  speech
-Regardless of content (usually)
 -Freedom of expression


-Limitations
 -Slander-- Legal term for publicly
 telling a false and damaging
 statement about someone


 -Clear and Present Danger-- Idea
 that one’s speech is not free if
 that speech could endanger the
 lives of people around them
Freedom of Religion

-Congress shall make no law respecting
  an establishment of religion, or
  prohibiting the free exercise thereof


-Establishment Clause-- Statement in
  the 1st Amendment that forbids the
  gov’t from proclaiming an official
  religion


-Separation of Church and State--
  Famous phrase from a letter by
  Thomas Jefferson that discusses his
  belief in the role between the
  government and religion


-Faith Based Social Welfare Programs
Freedom of the Press

-Congress shall make no
  law…abridging the freedom… of
  the press


-Limitations
 -Libel-- Legal term for the false
 and damaging printing of a
 statement about a person


 -National Security
 -Juveniles
Freedom to Assemble

-Congress shall make no
  law…abridging the right of the
  people peaceably to assemble




-must be peaceful




-permits may be required
Freedom to Petition

-Congress shall make no
  law…abridging the right of the
  people … to petition the
  government for a redress of
  grievances




-government is not required to
  respond or take action




-simply a request
Right to Bear Arms

-A well regulated militia, being
  necessary to the security of a
  free State, the right of the
  people to keep and bear arms, shall
  not be infringed.


-gun control laws?




-automatic weapons ban?




-firearm registrations?
Right to Bear Arms

-A well regulated militia, being
  necessary to the security of a
  free State, the right of the
  people to keep and bear arms, shall
  not be infringed.


-gun control laws?




-automatic weapons ban?




-firearm registrations?
4th Amendment
-The right of the people to be
  secure in their persons, houses,
  papers, and effects, against
  unreasonable searches and
  seizures, shall not be violated…


-probable cause


-search warrants
 -”Patriot Act”


-modern technology’s ability
 “big brother”


-abortion issues
Cruel and Unusual Punishment

-8th Amendment


-…nor cruel and unusual punishment
  inflicted




-legality of the death penalty




-juveniles and death penalty
Equal Protection of the Law & Due
              Process

-14th Amendment


-nor shall any state deprive any
  person of life, liberty, or property,
  without due process of law, nor
  deny to any person… the equal
  protection of the laws.


-disabled persons rights




-illegal aliens

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20 constitution debated

  • 1. Freedom of Speech -Congress shall make no law…abridging the freedom of speech -Regardless of content (usually) -Freedom of expression -Limitations -Slander-- Legal term for publicly telling a false and damaging statement about someone -Clear and Present Danger-- Idea that one’s speech is not free if that speech could endanger the lives of people around them
  • 2. Freedom of Religion -Congress shall make no law respecting an establishment of religion, or prohibiting the free exercise thereof -Establishment Clause-- Statement in the 1st Amendment that forbids the gov’t from proclaiming an official religion -Separation of Church and State-- Famous phrase from a letter by Thomas Jefferson that discusses his belief in the role between the government and religion -Faith Based Social Welfare Programs
  • 3. Freedom of the Press -Congress shall make no law…abridging the freedom… of the press -Limitations -Libel-- Legal term for the false and damaging printing of a statement about a person -National Security -Juveniles
  • 4. Freedom to Assemble -Congress shall make no law…abridging the right of the people peaceably to assemble -must be peaceful -permits may be required
  • 5. Freedom to Petition -Congress shall make no law…abridging the right of the people … to petition the government for a redress of grievances -government is not required to respond or take action -simply a request
  • 6. Right to Bear Arms -A well regulated militia, being necessary to the security of a free State, the right of the people to keep and bear arms, shall not be infringed. -gun control laws? -automatic weapons ban? -firearm registrations?
  • 7. Right to Bear Arms -A well regulated militia, being necessary to the security of a free State, the right of the people to keep and bear arms, shall not be infringed. -gun control laws? -automatic weapons ban? -firearm registrations?
  • 8. 4th Amendment -The right of the people to be secure in their persons, houses, papers, and effects, against unreasonable searches and seizures, shall not be violated… -probable cause -search warrants -”Patriot Act” -modern technology’s ability “big brother” -abortion issues
  • 9. Cruel and Unusual Punishment -8th Amendment -…nor cruel and unusual punishment inflicted -legality of the death penalty -juveniles and death penalty
  • 10. Equal Protection of the Law & Due Process -14th Amendment -nor shall any state deprive any person of life, liberty, or property, without due process of law, nor deny to any person… the equal protection of the laws. -disabled persons rights -illegal aliens