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KEY POINTS. Main concept: The right to privacy or autonomy includes, among others, the rights to marry, live as a family, have custody, care, and control of your children, make certain medical decisions, and engage in certain consensual, intimate conductNot all of these rights have been declared fu

CONSTITUTIONAL LAW II

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1. CONSTITUTIONAL LAW II Week 2: Fundamental Rights � Marriage, Family, and Personal Autonomy

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Constitutional Law. Part 9 : First Amendment: Religion Lecture 1: Introduction. Freedom of Religion. The First Amendment says that “Congress shall make no law respecting an establishment of religion, or prohibiting the free exercise thereof.”

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Constitutional Law. Part 2 : The Federal Legislative Power Lecture 4 : Commerce &quot;Among the States&quot;. Heart of Atlanta Motel v. United States. Background Congress passed the Civil Rights of 1964, which banned racial discrimination in public places with public accommodations.

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Constitutional Law. Part 8 : First Amendment: Freedom of Expression Lecture 3: Places Available for Speech. Places Available for Speech. Because speech often requires a place or forum for it to occur, the issue arises as to what places are available for speech.

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Constitutional Law. Part 9 : First Amendment: Religion Lecture 3: Establishment Clause. Establishment Clause. Three competing approaches: Strict Separation – government and religion should be separated to the greatest extent possible.

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Constitutional Law II: Second Review. Professor Morrison Spring 2006. Subjects Covered. Equal Protection State Action Congressional Enforcement. Equal Protection. Equal Protection. Provided by 14 th Amendment Applies against “state action” (see below)

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Part II Constitutional Law of Corrections. Chapter 12 – Fifth and Fourteenth Amendments – Due Process – Classification, Transfers, Personal Injuries, and Property Loss. Introduction: Chapter looks at cases in which inmates raise due process claims Because of loss of property; also

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Part II Constitutional Law of Corrections. Chapter 11 – Fifth and Fourteenth Amendments – Due Process – Inmate Discipline. Introduction: Chapter looks at how due process provisions of the Constitution protect inmates against unfair actions by the government. Chapter Outline.

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Part II Constitutional Law of Corrections. Chapter 7 – First Amendment – Inmate Mail. Introduction: First Amendment states, “Congress shall make no law . . . abridging the freedom of speech” First Amendment freedoms are not absolute There are restrictions and limitations

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Part II Constitutional Law of Corrections. Chapter 6 – Access to Courts. Introduction: Chapter looks at how inmates get into court to get their complaints heard Amendments do not specifically provide this right

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Part II Constitutional Law of Corrections. Chapter 16 – Eighth Amendment: Health Care. Introduction: This chapter examines the government’s obligation to provide inmates with health care. Chapter Outline. Estelle v. Gamble West v. Atkins Washington v. Harper; Sell v. United States

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