1st
what is hate speech
abusive or threatening speech such as slurs
what is the 5th amendment
the right to trail by jury, self incrimination and the right to remain silent
who did the 23rd amendment extend voting rights to
residents of DC
what is the first amendment
the freedom of speech
what questions can you plead the 5th to
questions that would incriminate you
when was the 23rd amendment proposed
1960
do universities have to protect free speech
yes The First Amendment protects speech no matter
what does the 5th amendment not guarantee
it does not include potentially incriminating evidence such as tax reports or returns
since DC wasn't a state was it denied suffrage(the right to vote) in federal elections by the constitution
yes it was
are there any types of speech not protected under the first amendment
yes things such as fraud, fighting words and true threats
yes someone who has been granted immunity cannot invoke the 5th
was the original resolution that became the 23rd amendment more concerned with voting rights or a nuclear attack
it had more to do with a nuclear attack
what are time, place and manner restrictions
limitations by the government on expressive activity such as the size of signs
why plead the 5th if you're innocent
it helps you from saying something that can be twisted and turned back around on you
how long did it take to ratify the 23rd amendment
9 months