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Doe v Bolton Facts correct answers A pregnant woman from Georgia, with the pseudonym "Mary Doe," sued in a federal district court on behalf of herself and other women who might be in a situation like hers, to challenge various provisions of the state's abortion law. Those provisions required, in ...

Teachers are, as a class members of a community, Accordingly it is essential that they be able to speak out freely on such question without fear of retaliatory dismissal. correct answers Pickering V Board Education The public interest in having free and unhindered debate on matters of public impo...

Me: December 1965 a group of students met to plan a public showing of their support for a truce in the Vietnam War correct answers December 1965 a group of students met to plan a public showing of their support for a truce for the Vietnam War Me: they planed to wear black armbands from December 1...

What type of expert are you and what kind of evidence are you testifying about? correct answers I am a forensic identification officer and I have specialized training in footwear impression evidence. Describe your involvement in the investigation correct answers My role in this investigation as a...

Deposition correct answers the process in which material is laid down Witness correct answers someone who sees an event and reports what happened Appellate Review correct answers review of the results of a trial by a higher court writ of certiorari correct answers An order by a higher court...

provides that when a citizen enters government service, the citizen by necessity must accept certain limitations on his or her freedom. correct answers Waters v. Churchill Waters v. Churchill correct answers 1994 Pickering v. Board of Education - year & who won? correct answers 1968 - employee...

How many "No trespassing" signs were affixed to the gate? How big were they? correct answers 8. They were commercial signs measuring 10 inches x 14 inches. What were the steps Drumpf took to protect his home? correct answers 1. Built a 3 ft. chain link fence surrounding the property entirely an...

What is the goal for this appeal? correct answers The United States of America must defend against charges that 1. it has exceeded its power to regulate interstate commerce 2. it has violated Appellant's rights to liberty and privacy protected by the Due Process Clause of the 5th Amendment B...

Who is the Petitioner in the case problem? correct answers The State of Olympus Who is the respondent in the case problem? correct answers Mindy Vo What is Issue 2? correct answers First Amendment, Free Exercise Clause, Freedom of Religion. Is RWYSA impinging on Mindy Vo's first amendment rig...

Intro (Olympus) correct answers Your honors, the RWYSA does not violate Ms. Vo's First Amendment right because it is a neutral law of general applicability according to the precedent set in Employment Division v Smith. Intro smith correct answers In 1990, this Court ruled in favor of an Oregon s...

Katz v. United States correct answers Individual was charged with conducting illegal gambling operations across state lines in violation of federal law. Katz v. United States correct answers Federal agents placed a warrantless wiretap on the public phone booth that individual used to collect evid...

Who is the petitioner/your client? correct answers William DeNolf who is a 55 year old real estate agent who recently moved to Olympus. Who is the respondent? correct answers The State of Olympus What are the two issues? correct answers Whether the Functional Brain Mapping Exam (FBME) violates...

Justice White, Dissent in Gertz (Main) correct answers "For some 200 years—from the very founding of the Nation—the law of defamation and right of the ordinary citizen to recover for false publication injurious to his reputation have been almost exclusively the business of state courts and legi...

doninger v. niehoff correct answers - called her school board dbags and was barred from student council because they cancelled a concert - Second Circuit rejected a student- plaintiffs' argument "that off campus speech could not be the subject of school discipline." snyder v. blue mountain sc...