Rights, Liberties, and Religion
Positive Act of Government
Right
State of Pierce v. Society of Sisters
Oregon
False Printed word
Libel
Right Order
Procedural Due Process
Paper explaining arrest
Writ of Habeas Corpus
Protection against the Government
Liberty
Church-related
Parochial
False spoken word
Slander
Right actions in each
Substantive Due Process
After the fact
Ex post facto
These prevent the government supporting religious schools
Blaine Amendments
Three pieces of Lemon Test
Law-secular purpose
Neither advance nor inhibit religion
Not foster "excessive entanglement"
Examples of Symbolic Speech
Picketing, Burning draft cards, Armbands, Flag Burning
Power of Gov't to take private property for public use
Eminent Domain
Cannot be tried for same crime twice
No double jeopardy
Prevents government-sponsored religion
Establishment Clause
Students may do this in the cafeteria
Pray
Quietly disobeying the law
Civil Disobedience
Government must offer this for private property
Compensation
Law of making accused aware of rights
Free Exercise Clause
These must not have only one religion represented
Seasonal Displays
Laws about assembly must be this
Content Neutral
Evidence gained illegally cannot be used in court
Exclusionary Rule
Punishment for treason, never been served
Death Penalty