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Civil Liberties/Civil Rights

Civil Liberties/Civil Rights. PRINCIPLES OF CIVIL LIBERTIES AND CIVIL RIGHTS. I. Distinction: Civil liberties involve basic freedoms (e.g., speech and religion), and civil rights involve protections against discriminatory treatment. Civil liberties are protected by Amendment 1.

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Can Public Reason Accommodate Conscience?

Can Public Reason Accommodate Conscience?. Professor Brett G. Scharffs Francis R. Kirkham Professor of Law Associate Dean of Research and Academic Affairs Associate Director, International Center for Law and Religion Studies J. Reuben Clark Law School, Brigham Young University

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Protected Speech Cases

By Jake Chesney and Angele Dunne. Protected Speech Cases. The idea of Protected Speech. Protected speech is the idea that a citizen of a government is guaranteed the right to expressing their beliefs and ideas without the fear of unwarranted government restriction.

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The First Amendment

The First Amendment. Allie Geller, Megan McClintock, Anna Robinson, Sarah Johnson, Cody Kinsey.

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How the Lawyers Took Over Education

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Delivering Opportunity

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Religious Liberty Found in the Constitution

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Religion In Education

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Supreme Court Cases

Supreme Court Cases. Supreme Court Project. Directions:. Students should listen to the categories that these cases fall into and a brief description to help them choose the case they want to research further. There will be no duplicate of cases.

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Chapter 9 Religious Pluralism in Secular Classrooms

Chapter 9 Religious Pluralism in Secular Classrooms. Focus Questions. Have you ever been exposed to other religions? How do parochial schools and secular schools differ? In what ways should religion be part of public schooling? Should public funds be used to support parochial schools?

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Patriotic Exercises Page 130-134

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The First Amendment

The First Amendment . Freedoms for all . The First Amendment reads:. History. The Magna Carta (1215) : The Magna Carta established the principle that the monarch's power is not absolute .

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