CONSTITUTIONAL LAW
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Separation of Powers
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Federalism
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Individual Rights
POWER GRANTED
CONGRESSIONAL POWER
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Interstate Commerce
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Substantial Effect Rule
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Case: Camps
Newfound/Owatonna v. Town of Harrison, Maine
EXECUTIVE POWER
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Appointment
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Legislation
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Foreign Policy
JUDICIAL POWER
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Adjudicating Cases
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Judicial Review
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Case:
Youngstown Sheet & Tube v. Sawyer
PROTECTED RIGHTS
INCORPORATION
FIRST AMENDMENT: FREE SPEECH
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Political Speech
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Time, Place and Manaer
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Morality and Obscenity
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Case:
Barnes v. Glen Theater
(You be the Judge)
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Case: 44
Liquormart, Inc. v. Rhode Island
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FIFTH AMENDMENT: DUE PROCESS & THE TAKINGS CLAUSE
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Procedural Due Process
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Purpose
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Ensure that before the gov’t takes liberty or ptty,
the affected person has a fair chance to oppose the action.
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Two Steps to analysis
Is Gov’t taking liberty or property?
How much process is due? (If liberty or ptty not at issue,
NO TAKING)
The type of hearing
(formal trial,
informal hearing, chance to reply in writing, etc.)
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- Spring '11
- DANNYSALAH
- Business Law, equal protection, fundamental rights, Rhode Island
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