CCPA 3300 TEST with 100% verified answers 2024

Short Answer Questions - CORRECT ANSWER 1st Amendment - CORRECT ANSWERCongress 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. Main Clause 1 of 14th Amendment - CORRECT ANSWERGovernment cannot deprive you of your constitutional liberties without providing you your constitutional rights. Main Clause 2 of 14th Amendment - CORRECT ANSWEREqual protection under the law. Can't notice differences of race, gender, sexuality, religion. Procedural Justice - CORRECT ANSWERThe procedures of justice (mechanisms put in place) to ensure everyone has the same rights and access to that system Substantive Justice - CORRECT ANSWERBased in merit as a neutral concept; everyone should have the same ability to realize their rights 3 Trends of Court Rulings Related to Political Heresy - CORRECT ANSWER1. Bad Tendency 2. Clear and Present Danger 3. Incitement Bad Tendency - CORRECT ANSWERWheels on the Bus; if you don't stop bad speech, people will believe it, if people believe it, they won't trust the government, if they don't trust the government they won't serve in the military, thus we lose the war and thus we won't have a constitution and if we don't have a constitution, what's the point of free speech Clear and Present Danger - CORRECT ANSWERWait until a real danger can be identified for the government to repress speech ex: Schneck v. US Incitement - CORRECT ANSWERIllegal content must be imminent and likely to occur because of the speech/symbol. ex: Brandenburg v. Ohio 6 Basic Things to Win a Libel Suit - CORRECT ANSWER1. Defamatory Content 2. Publication 3. Identification 4. Fault 5. Falsity 6. Injury Defamatory Content - CORRECT ANSWERPerceived as harmful among right thinking persons. Publication - CORRECT ANSWERPublished or communicated to a third party. Identification - CORRECT ANSWERPlaintiff must be identifiable as the person being defamed Fault - CORRECT ANSWERActual malice must be proven (regarding public figures) Negligence for private persons