Religion
Speech
Assembly
Press
Biomedical
100

What is the freedom of religion?

The right to not practice or practice any religion

(You must say both)

100

What is the freedom of speech?

The freedom of speaking freely without worry that it may be unprotected

100

What is the freedom of assembly?

The right of the people to peacefully assemble

100

What is the freedom of press?

The right of the press to gather and publish information

100

What is the name for someone who examines a dead body and performs an autopsy?

Medical Examiner

200

What does parochial mean?

Operated or regulated by a religious group

200

In what cases may speech not be protected?

-When it's harmful

-When it's derogatory

-Syndicalism


200

In what cases may freedom of assembly not be protected?

-Becomes violent

-When on private property

-When it turns into syndicalism

200

In what cases is the freedom of press not protected?

-When the information has a gag order

-When the information could cause harm

200

What is the name for tiny patterns in fingerprint ridges?

Minutiae

300

In what circumstance may somebody be denied the right of free religion?

-When it becomes harmful/derogatory

-When it is against the law

300

What are two types of speech?

-Free Speech

-Symbolic Speech

-Seditious Speech

-Defamatory Speech

300

When may the public get rid of someone's freedom of assembly?

A Heckler's Veto; When the public votes of presents concern about it

300

What is a gag order?

An order administered by a judge that closes a case to the public

300

A man has segmented atherosclerosis 70%-80%, high stress, and extreme routine changes. What is his diagnosis?

-Myocardial Infarction

-Congestive Heart Failure

400

What is the Establishment clause?

The clause stating that government may not introduce and laws that prevent establishment or practice of religion

400
Out of the four types of speech, which two aren't protected?
Defamatory and Seditious
400

What was the civil rights movement, and how did it contribute to freedom of assembly?

It pushed for equal rights for all people, which contributed to the freedom because of the many peaceful protests that were unlawfully shut down

400

What is a prior restraint?

Censorship of information before it is published

400

What is a ventricular septal defect?

A birth defect of the heart where a hole develops between the ventricles

500
What is the Free Exercise Clause?

The clause stating that government may not interfere with free religion of practice

500

What is the Bad Tendency Doctrine?

The rule stating that speech could be restricted if such speech often leads to bad things

500

What is syndicalism?

Meeting to plot against the governments and its rules

500

What does it mean to be sequestered?

Kept isolated until the trial is over

500

What is the process of testing the length of DNA by extending it on a gel surface called?

Gel Electrophoresis

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