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First Amendment: [ Connected Ebook] 6th ed. [Kietas viršelis]

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Cass R Sunstein, Louis M Seidman, Pamela S Karlan, Geoffrey R Stone, Mark V Tushnet

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ISBN-10: 1543807801
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Formatas: Hardback, 768 pages, aukštis x plotis x storis: 254x187x33 mm, weight: 1429 g
Serija: Aspen Casebook
Išleidimo metai: 03-Feb-2020
Leidėjas: Aspen Publishing
ISBN-10: 1543807801
ISBN-13: 9781543807806

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"Comprehensive First Amendment casebook geared toward top-tier law schools. Covers free speech, press, and religion. Book provides excellent balance of doctrinal, historical, and theoretical approaches to First Amendment jurisprudence. The book is among the most-used casebooks in the market in the subject area and is currently revised by a highly-distinguished authorship team"--

Preface

xix

Acknowledgments

xxi

Editorial Notice

xxiii

The First Amendment

xxv

The Constitution of the United States

xxvii

Biographical Notes on Selected U.S. Supreme Court Justices

xlv

First Amendment Timeline

lxv

Part I Freedom of Expression

I The History and Philosophy of Free Expression

(14)

Note: The History of Free Expression

(6)

Note: The Philosophy of Free Expression

(7)

Note: Organization

(1)

II Content-Based Restrictions: Dangerous Ideas and Information

(92)

A Speech that "Causes" Unlawful Conduct

(55)

Shaffer v. United States

(1)

Masses Publishing Co. v. Patten

(3)

Schenck v. United States

(2)

Note: Shaffer, Masses, and Schenck

(3)

Frohwerk v. United States

(1)

Debs v. United States

(2)

Abrams v. United. States

(3)

Note: Abrams and the Emergence of the Holmes/Brandeis Tradition

(3)

Gitlow v. New York

(3)

Note: "Abstract Doctrine" versus "Urging to Action"

(2)

Whitney v. California

(3)

Note: The Brandeis Concurrence and the Road to Dennis

(3)

Dennis v. United States

(5)

Note: Dennis and the Communist "Conspiracy"

(4)

Note: The Road to Brandenburg

(2)

Brandenburg v. Ohio

(3)

Note: The Brandenburg Formulation

(6)

Note: Abridgment of Speech Other Than by Direct Criminal Prohibition

(6)

B Speech that Provokes a Hostile Audience Reaction

(21)

Terminiello v. Chicago

(1)

Cantwell v. Connecticut

(1)

Feiner v. New York

(3)

Note: The Search for Mechanisms of Control

(5)

Chaplinsky v. New Hampshire

(2)

Note: Fighting Words

(4)

Note: The Skokie Controversy

(2)

Snyder v. Phelps

(3)

C Classified Information

(16)

New York Times Co. v. United States; United States v. Washington Post Co.

(7)

Note: The Pentagon Papers Controversy

100

(7)

Note: Dangerous Ideas and Information-Final Thoughts

107

(2)

III Overbreadth, Vagueness, and Prior Restraint

109

(20)

A Overbreadth and Vagueness

109

(7)

Gooding v. Wilson

109

(3)

Note: Overbreadth

112

(3)

Note: Vagueness

115

(1)

B Prior Restraint

116

(13)

Lovell v. Griffin

117

(1)

Note: Licensing as Prior Restraint

118

(4)

Near v. Minnesota

122

(2)

Note: Injunction as Prior Restraint

124

(5)

IV Content-Based Restrictions: "Low" Value Speech

129

(156)

A False Statements of Fact

130

(24)

New York Times v. Sullivan

131

(6)

Note: "The Central Meaning" of New York Times v. Sullivan

137

(3)

Curtis Publishing Co. v. Butts; Associated Press v. Walker

140

(1)

Gertz v. Robert Welch, Inc.

141

(3)

Note: Public and Private Figures, Public and Private Speech

144

(2)

Dun & Bradstreet v. Greenmoss Builders

146

(1)

Note: Other False Statements of Fact

146

(2)

United States v. Alvarez

148

(4)

Hustler Magazine v. Falwell

152

(2)

B "Nonnewsworthy" Disclosures of "Private" Information

154

(8)

Cox Broadcasting Corp. v. Cohn

154

(3)

Note: Invasion of Privacy and the First Amendment

157

(5)

C Threats

162

(5)

Bridges v. California

162

(1)

Watts v. United States

163

(1)

Planned Parenthood v. American Coalition of Life Activists

164

(3)

D Commercial Advertising

167

(22)

Virginia State Board of Pharmacy v. Virginia Citizens Consumer Council

168

(7)

Note: Virginia Pharmacy and "the Free Flow of Commercial Information"

175

(3)

Note: Truthful, Nondeceptive Commercial Advertising after Virginia Pharmacy

178

(1)

Central Hudson Gas v. Public Service Commission of New York

179

(1)

Note: Truthful, Nondeceptive Commercial Advertising

180

(5)

Note: Other Regulations of Commercial Advertising

185

(4)

E Obscenity

189

(22)

Roth v. United States; Alberts v. California

190

(2)

Note: Obscenity and Free Expression

192

(5)

Note: Developments in the Law of "Obscenity"-1957-1973

197

(3)

Miller v. California

200

(3)

Paris Adult Theatre I v. Slaton

203

(1770)

Note: The

1973

Reformulation and Its Aftermath

207

(4)

F Child Pornography, Animal Cruelty, and Violent Expression

211

(15)

New York v. Ferber

211

(2)

Ashcroft v. The Free Speech Coalition

213

(4)

Note: Child Pornography

217

(1)

United States v. Stevens

218

(4)

Brown v. Entertainment Merchants Association

222

(4)

G The Lewd, the Profane, and the Indecent

226

(27)

Cohen v. California

227

(4)

Note: Profanity, Cohen, and the Captive Audience

231

(3)

Erznoznik v. Jacksonville

234

(1)

FCC v. Pacifica Foundation

235

(2)

Note: Fleeting Expletives

237

(2)

IANCU v. BRUNETTI

239

(1)

Sable Communications, Inc. v. FCC

240

(1)

Reno v. American Civil Liberties Union

240

(1)

Ashcroft v. American Civil Liberties Union

241

(3)

Note: "Indecent" Expression

244

(4)

Note: Zoning Theaters with Adult Movies and Bars with Nude Dancing

248

(5)

H Hate Speech

253

(32)

Beauharnais v. Illinois

253

(3)

Note: Group Defamation and "Hate Speech"

256

(6)

R.A.V. v. City of St. Paul

262

(5)

Wisconsin v. Mitchell

267

(1)

Note: R.A.V. and Mitchell

268

(2)

Virginia v. Black

270

(9)

Note: R.A.V. and Black

279

(1)

Note: Pornography and the Victimization of Women

279

(3)

Note: "Low" Value Speech-Final Thoughts

282

(3)

V Content-Neutral Restrictions: Limitations on the Means of Communication and the Problem of Content-Neutrality

285

(196)

A General Principles

286

(12)

Schneider v. State

286

(1)

Martin v. City of Struthers

287

(1)

Kovacs v. Cooper

288

(1)

Metromedia, Inc. v. San Diego

289

(1)

City of Ladue v. Gilleo

290

(1)

Bartnicki v. Vopper

291

(1)

Note: The Search for Principles

292

(2)

Note: The Meaning of "Content-Neutrality"

294

(4)

B Speech on Public Property: The Public Forum

298

(78)

1 The Public Forum: Streets and Parks

299

(12)

Commonwealth v. Davis

299

(1)

Hague v. CIO

300

(1)

Schneider v. State

301

(1)

Note: Regulating the Public Forum

302

(6)

Note: Devices for Regulating the Public Forum

308

(3)

2 The Public Forum: Other Publicly Owned Property

311

(13)

Adderley v. Florida

311

(2)

Note: "No Less Than a Private Owner of Property"?

313

(5)

International Society for Krishna Consciousness v. Lee

318

(3)

Note: Modern Public Forum Doctrine

321

(1)

Note: The Right to a "Private" Forum

322

(2)

3 The Public Forum: Unequal Access and the Problem of Content-Neutrali

324

(28)

Police Department of Chicago v. Mosley

325

(2)

Note: Mosley and the "Equality" of Ideas

327

(3)

Lehman v. City of Shaker Heights

330

(4)

Note: Lehman and the Limits of Mosley

334

(3)

Perry Educators' Association v. Perry Local Educators' Association

337

(1)

Note: Quintessential, Designated, and Nonpublic Forums

338

(5)

Note: Religious Expression and the Meaning of "Viewpoint Neutrality"

343

(4)

Christian Legal Society
Chapter v. Martinez

347

(4)

Reed v. Town of Gilbert

351

(1)

4 Unequal Access and the Problem of Government Speech

352

(24)

Southeastern Promotions v. Conrad

353

(2)

Board of Education, Island Trees Union Free School District v. Pico

355

(2)

Regan v. Taxation with Representation of Washington

357

(2)

National Endowment for the Arts v. Finley

359

(3)

Rust v. Sullivan

362

(3)

Note: The Implications of Rust

365

(2)

Legal Services Corp. v. Velazquez

367

(1)

Agency for International Development v. Alliance for Open Society International

368

(3)

Note: The Reach of Government Speech: Summum, Walker, and Matal

371

(5)

C Symbolic Conduct

376

(26)

United States v. O'Brien

377

(6)

Note: Draft Card Burning and the First Amendment

383

(5)

Note: Flag Desecration and Misuse

388

(6)

Barnes v. Glen Theatre, Inc.

394

(4)

City of Erie v. Pap's A.M.

398

(1)

Note: Other Forms of Symbolic Speech

399

(3)

D Other Means of Expression: Litigation, Association, and the Right Not to Speak

402

(19)

NAACP v. Button

402

(1)

Note: Litigation and the First Amendment

403

(1)

NAACP v. Alabama

404

(1)

Roberts v. U.S. Jaycees

405

(2)

Note: Association and the First Amendment

407

(1)

Boy Scouts of America v. Dale

408

(3)

Note: The Meaning of Dale

411

(1)

Pruneyard Shopping Center v. Robins

412

(1)

Note: Compelled Affirmation, Expression, and Association: The Right Not to Speak

413

(8)

E Regulation of Political Solicitation, Contribution, Expenditure, and Activity

421

(60)

Buckley v. Valeo

421

(10)

Note: Buckle and the Problem of Abridging Speech to "Enhance" the Electoral Process

431

(3)

Note: Subsidy and Disclosure

434

(3)

Note: Campaign Finance Regulation in the Thirty Years After Buckley

437

(4)

McConnell v. Federal Election Commission

441

(3)

Note: Campaign Finance and the Roberts Court

444

(5)

Citizens United v. Federal Election Commission

449

(11)

Note: Reflections on Citizens United

460

(11)

Note: Additional Regulation of the Electoral Process

471

(2)

Note: Regulating the Political Activities of Public Employees

473

(4)

Note: Content-Neutral Restrictions-Final Thoughts

477

(4)

VI Freedom of the Press

481

(40)

A A "Preferred" Status for the Press?

481

(2)

B A Right to "Gather" News?

483

(13)

Branzburg v. Hayes

483

(4)

Note: A Right to Gather News?

487

(3)

Note: A Press Right of Access to Information?

490

(2)

Richmond Newspapers v. Virginia

492

(2)

Globe Newspaper Co. v. Superior Court

494

(1)

Note: Variations on the Press Right of Access

495

(1)

C Differential Treatment of the Press

496

(5)

Minneapolis Star & Tribune Co. v. Minnesota Commissioner of Revenue

497

(1)

Note: Differential Treatment

498

(3)

D Regulating the Press to "Improve" the Marketplace of Ideas

501

(22)

Miami Herald Publishing Co. v. Tornillo

501

(1)

Red Lion Broadcasting Co. v. FCC

502

(3)

Note: Regulating the Airwaves

505

(2)

Turner Broadcasting System Inc. v. FCC

507

(3)

Note: Turner and the Regulation of Cable

510

(1)

Note: The First Amendment in Cyberspace

511

(7)

Note: Free Expression-Final Thoughts

518

(3)

Part II The Constitution and Religion

521

(142)

VII Historical and Analytical Overview

523

(22)

Everson v. Board of Education

523

(3)

Note: The History of the Religion Clauses

526

(7)

Note: General Approaches to the Religion Clauses

533

(7)

Note: Defining Religion

540

(5)

VIII The Establishment Clause

545

(72)

A The Anticoercion Principle

546

(13)

Lee v. Weisman

546

(10)

Note: The Anticoercion Principle

556

(3)

B The Nonendorsement Principle, History's Relevance, and de Facto Establishments

559

(19)

Lynch v. Donnelly

563

(1)

American Legion v. American Humanist Association

563

(11)

Note: Abandoning the Lemon Test and Replacing It with What?

574

(4)

C Impermissible Purposes

578

(15)

Trump v. Hawaii

578

(8)

Note: Problems with a Purpose Test

586

(7)

D Facially Neutral Statutes that Incidentally Aid Religion: Permissible and Impermissible Effects

593

(24)

Note: The Problem and Its Background

593

(3)

Mueller v. Allen

596

(4)

Note: From Aguilar to Mitchell

600

(6)

Zelman v. Simmons-Harris

606

(3)

Note: Purpose and Effect in Aid to Nonpublic Education- Benevolent Neutrality?

609

(6)

Note: Concluding Observations

615

(2)

IX The Free Exercise Clause: Required Accommodations

617

(24)

Note: From Reynolds to Smith

617

(1)

Braunfeld v. Brown

618

(1)

Sherbert v. Verner

619

(1)

Wisconsin v. Yoder

620

(2)

Note: Problems of Mandatory Accommodation

622

(4)

Employment Division, Department of Human Resources v. Smith

626

(8)

Note: Should Accommodation Be Required?

634

(3)

Masterpiece Cakeshop Limited v. Colorado Civil Rights Commission

637

(2)

Note: The Implications of Masterpiece Cakeshop

639

(2)

X Permissible Accommodation

641

(22)

Corporation of Presiding Bishop of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints v. Amos

642

(5)

Texas Monthly v. Bullock

647

(1)

Board of Education of Kiryas Joel Village School District v. Grumet

648

(3)

Note: When-If Ever-Should Accommodations of Religion Be Permitted?

651

(4)

Hosanna-Tabor Evangelical Lutheran Church & School v. EEOC

655

(1)

Note: The Relation Between the Religion Clauses and Other Protections of Expression

656

(5)

Note: Concluding Observations

661

(2)

Table of Cases

663

(6)

Table of Authorities

669

(10)

Index

679

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