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Which of the following best describes the words/actions that prompted Ohio to prosecute Brandenburg for violating the state's criminal syndicalism statute? - Answer He threatened revengence for policies that he thought suppressed the White race. Brandenburg was filmed at the rally of - Answer The KKK In the Brandenburg v. Ohio decision, the Supreme Court mentioned the 1927 Whitney v. California case. In 1927 decision, the US Supreme Court said a criminal syndicalism statute similar to Ohio's was - Answer Constitutional According to Supreme Court's Brandenburg v. Ohio decision, advocating violent means to effect political change is unlawful only when - Answer It is directed to incite imminent lawless action Brandenburg was convicted under the Ohio Criminal Syndicalism law which prohibited - Answer Advocacy of violence to bring about industrial/political reform Which of the following is NOT one of the elements of the Brandenburg test? - Answer A tendency to inspire violence or illegal action Brandenburg v. Ohio - Answer Brandenburg won- Ohio violated right to free speech US v. O'Brien - Answer O'Brien won- burning draft card does not violate first amendment Texas v. Johnson - Answer Johnson won- flag burning is protected by the First Amendment - it's symbolic speech and political speech Reed v. Town of Gilbert - Answer Reed won- supreme court decided the town's sign code violated the 1st amendment - sign code was based on content -used strict scrutiny for case R.A.V. v. St. Paul - Answer RAV won- content based city violated the 1st amendment Virginia v. Black - Answer Black won- (similar to RAV) state violated 1st amendment

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JOMC 486 Brandenburg v. Ohio
Which of the following best describes the words/actions that prompted Ohio to prosecute
Brandenburg for violating the state's criminal syndicalism statute? - Answer He threatened
revengence for policies that he thought suppressed the White race.



Brandenburg was filmed at the rally of - Answer The KKK



In the Brandenburg v. Ohio decision, the Supreme Court mentioned the 1927 Whitney v.
California case. In 1927 decision, the US Supreme Court said a criminal syndicalism statute
similar to Ohio's was - Answer Constitutional



According to Supreme Court's Brandenburg v. Ohio decision, advocating violent means to effect
political change is unlawful only when - Answer It is directed to incite imminent lawless
action



Brandenburg was convicted under the Ohio Criminal Syndicalism law which prohibited - Answer
Advocacy of violence to bring about industrial/political reform



Which of the following is NOT one of the elements of the Brandenburg test? - Answer A
tendency to inspire violence or illegal action

Brandenburg v. Ohio - Answer Brandenburg won- Ohio violated right to free speech



US v. O'Brien - Answer O'Brien won- burning draft card does not violate first amendment



Texas v. Johnson - Answer Johnson won- flag burning is protected by the First Amendment

- it's symbolic speech and political speech



Reed v. Town of Gilbert - Answer Reed won- supreme court decided the town's sign code
violated the 1st amendment

- sign code was based on content

-used strict scrutiny for case



R.A.V. v. St. Paul - Answer RAV won- content based

city violated the 1st amendment



Virginia v. Black - Answer Black won- (similar to RAV) state violated 1st amendment

-cross burning is not meant to intimidate

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