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Freedom of speech, religion, press, petition, and assembly
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Right to keep and bare arms
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2nd Amendment
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Freedom of speech, religion, press, petition, and assembly
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Right to keep and bare arms
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Quartering of troops
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Search and seizure
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Criminal proceedings
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Criminal proceedings
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Civil trial
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Excessive bail/fines
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Rights retained by the People
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Power reserved to states/people
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Government cannot set up a church; cannot pass laws to aid or hinder church or prefer one religion over another; separation of church and state
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Right of every citizen to believe and practice as they wish (or not)
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1. Does it serve a secular purpose?
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"by law"; required by law; government created
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Segregation just by chance, for example, based on settlement patterns in a city; citizen created
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No; Establishment Clause; does not pass the Lemon test
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Maybe; over the intercom, no!; team prayer with no adult participation (no intercom), probably
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Gave all citizens equal protection; does not explicitly outlaw racial segregation
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S.C. ruled that segregation does not violate 14th as long as "separate but equal" occurs
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Executive order outlawing racial segregation in the military
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S.C. unanimously ruled segregation unconstitutional; "Separate but equal" is flawed; in education, separate is inherently unequal
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S.C. ordered desegregation "with all deliberate speed"; burden of proof for more time put on boards of ed.
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Prohibits racial segregation in public accommodations and imposes penalties for racial discrimination in the workplace
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S.C. ruled laws banning interracial marriage violate the 14th Amendment
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Included the Fair Housing Act to prohibit racially-motivated housing segregation
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Southern policy makers answer to desegregation and the threat of interracial dating in public high schools
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Essentially ends federal efforts to integrate public schools; schools may remain segregated as a matter of practice where desegregation orders have proven ineffective
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In theory, created "separate but equal" treatment. In practice, condemned African Americans to inferior treatment and facilities. Education, hotels, restaurants, etc. Separate neighborhoods. Those who did not obey could be jailed, beaten, maimed or lynched.
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Came in stages; LBJ met with civil rights leaders in 1964 to bring about the end of the laws; Voting Rights Act of 1965 also helped
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S.C. ruled that a Bible club could meet in the school but the faculty sponsor could not be paid; fell under the Equal Access Act because the school allowed other limited open forums
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Preserve local control and don't leave schools in the hands of the courts for too long.
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Such as community unrest and transportation
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Opportunity to be heard and represented;
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Used to obtain land to build school-purposed stuff; fair-market value
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Time, place, and manner
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Students have the right to form groups/clubs by the Equal Access Act; school provides a place and sponsor; if religious, sponsor not paid
