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Two broad kinds of injurious falsehood - Answer 1. Slander of title and trade libel 2. Disparagement Injurious falsehood - Answer One publishing a false statement harmful to the interest of another, where the publisher: 1. intends for the publication to do harm or knows that it is likely to 2. knows the statement is false or acts in reckless disregard of falsehood What must plaintiffs prove in matters of injurious falsehood? - Answer 1. The falsehoods were published 2. T...

Searches s at international borders: a. may be conducted without probable cause or a warrant. b. must be based on reasonable suspicion. c. must be based on probable cause. d. must be conducted randomly. - Answer may be conducted without probable cause or a warrant. The most commonly used method to determine reasonableness is the case-by-case method, which: a. considers the totality of circumstances in each individual case. b. compares a case to other similar cases. c. consi...

Confidential Sources Supreme Court Cases - Answer James Risen Case-NSA wiretapping, CIA plot Branzburg Case-Stewart's Dissent Stewart's Dissent - Answer Reporter may be subpoenaed only if: -There is probable cause to believe reporter has clearly relevant info about a probable violation of a law -The info cannot be obtained by other means -There is a compelling and overriding need for the information Nebraska has one of the strongest _______ laws - Answer Shield ...

What is the best meaning of law? - Answer Rules, which if broken, result in a penalty or sanction. Method of settling disputes between two parties. Framework that helps guide human conduct and control behavior Which source of law was named to distinguish itself from church law? - Answer common law The legal concept stare decisis is a principle whereby courts should attempt to: - Answer follow past decisions when ruling upon a case In terms of the thinking process that'...

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 si...

McNeil v. Pfizer (2005) - Answer - Floss manufacturer, McNeil-PPC, Inc., alleged false advertising violative of the Lanham Act and unfair competition in connection with Pfizer Inc. advertisement campaign for its Listerine mouthwash. - The court encouraged Pfizer from claiming in advertisements that Listerine was "as effective as floss" in preventing plaque and gum disease, concluding that Pfizer's claims were false and caused irreparable harm to McNeil's business. - Sales of...

first amendment - Answer congress shall make no law respecting an establishment of religion, or prohibiting the free exercise thereof; or abridging the freedom of speech, or of the press, or the right of the people peaceably to assemble, and to petition the government for a redress of grievances levels of speech/expression - Answer -pure speech -intermediate speech -unprotected speech pure speech - Answer given the highest level of protection; examples: public speech, writ...

a deterioration in the subjects' flossing technique over time - Answer The researchers who conducted the studies of the effectiveness of Listerine for Pfizer both said the results for the group who flossed may have been affected by American Dental Association. - Answer In its defense, Pfizer argued that its advertising campaign for Listerine, which McNeil-PPC said was misleading, had been approved by the a substantial percentage of respondents believed Listerine can replace fl...

Strict Scrutiny - Answer the government must show the law or regulation furthers a compelling governmental interest and is narrowly tailored for achieving that interest Strict Scrutiny (if the law being challenged affects...) - Answer fundamental rights or pure speech (or employs a content-based regulation of speech) Intermediate Scrutiny - Answer the government must show the law or regulation serves a substantial governmental interest and directly advances that interest ...

Levels of Speech/Expression - Answer -Pure speech (public, writing a letter, publishing a newspaper or book) -Intermediate speech (symbolic, advertising, broadcasting) -Unprotected speech (fighting words, libel, obscenity, threats, fraud) United States v. O'Brien - Answer court case that had to deal with the burning of draft cards; said he can protest the Vietnam war but he can't burn the draft card Outcome:charged with destroying draft cards, o'brien test came out of it...

Cohen v. California - Answer Paul Robert Cohen was 19 in 1968 when he was arrested, prosecuted and convicted for disturbing the peace by wearing a jacket with the words "F*** the Draft." Clark v. CCNV - Answer The Community for Creative Nonviolence erected a tent city in Lafayette Park and on the National Mall to protest the treatment of homeless people. The U.S. Park Service would not let protesters sleep in the tents. Pure speech - Answer public speech writing a let...

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GC/MS (gas chromatography with mass spectrometry) - Answer - to begin the test, a blood or urine sample is prepared in such a way that it can be vaporized into a gas, and then it enters the gas chromatography machine - later, every chemical that went into the machine exits, but at a different time - mass spectroscopy is then used to identify the molecular weight of each chemical that came through the machine - the time it takes the chemical to come through the GC unit, combined with its ...

Four basic principles of drugs - Answer 1. Drugs are neither good nor bad 2. Every drug has multiple effects 3. Both the size of the drug effect, and type, depend on the amount the individual has taken and the way it was taken 4. The effect of any psychoactive drug depends on the individual's history, expectations, and environment in which it is taken Volatile Solvent Misuse - Answer The inhalation of substances such as gasoline, glue, and cleaning products Psychoactive ...

Opium Act - Answer -1908 -Prohibits selling, importing, and manufacturing, not possession -Opium brought over by Chinese immigrants Patent Medicine Act - Answer -1909 -Regulations of drugs -List of ingredients Narcotic Control Act - Answer -1961 -criminalization -mainstream drug use Le Dain Commission - Answer -1969 -Decriminalization of drugs War on drugs - Answer -1986 -Prohibition Controlled Drugs and Substances Act - Answer -1996 -...

coffee plant - Answer - was originally grown in the Middle East - produces a xanthine (a family of psychostimulants) within its bean known as caffeine. tea - Answer (Camellia sinensis), which is originally from China, also contains caffeine, as well as another xanthine stimulant known as theophylline. The typical caffeine content in tea is about 40 - 60 mg, the Boston Tea Party - Answer During the American Revolution, the American colonists were upset with the tea tax tha...

xanthines - Answer the family of drugs that includes caffeine coffee - Answer contains caffeine, found in the middle east tea - Answer contains theophylline, found in china cocoa - Answer contains theobromine, found in South America theobromine - Answer a xanthine found in chocolate theophylline - Answer a xanthine found in tea used in asthma medication caffeine - Answer a xanthine stimulant found in coffee, tea, chocolate, soft drinks, and s...

Drug - Answer Any chemical that when taken into the body, cause a change in physiology- in mood, cognition, levels or consciousness, behavior etc. Not always chemicals that aren’t naturally found in the body (ex can be testosterone, GHB, DMT) -Food not considered Psychoactive Drugs - Answer Directly affect brain and physiology (central nervous system) Psychostimulants - Answer "uppers" -Higher doses can produce a manic state of excitement combined with paranoia an...

Temperance Movement - Answer - organized campaign to eliminate alcohol consumption - Dr. Rush also concluded that hard liquor damaged the drinker's morality, leading to a variety of antisocial, immoral, and criminal behaviors - identified that alcohol addiction is a disease and that heavy drinking caused health problems - idea that people should drink beer or wine in moderation but drink no hard liquor - 1800s, it became fashionable for the middle classes to join the elite in this mo...

What are the 4 elements of Canadas drug and substances strategy? - Answer 1. Prevention 2. Treatment 3. Harm reduction 4. Enforcement What are the 4 principles of psychoactive drugs? - Answer - drugs are not solely good or bad - every drug has multiple effects - both the size and the quality of the drugs effect depends on the amount the individual has taken - the effects of any psychoactive drug depends on the individuals history and expectations What is a drug? - Answ...