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Agenda 17-34
Cases  


LPR Summaries - Law 17 - Spring 2014 

 

  Case Name  Legal Principle
(General Area of the law) 
Rule of the case   specific "key words" 
2/26

Klayman v Obama

 

con law  
4th am -  
right to privacy
metadata
telephone numbers 
Smith v Maryland -  phone record belongs to phone company, cannot expect privacy of your phone number - your phone number is not your thing, so no right to privacy - no viol of 4th am    

POLICY - protection of society against terrorism  vs. our right to privacy. EVIDENCE - GOVT - conversations, phone numbers can be linked to terrorist activities  INDIVIDUAL - phone number is expression of your speech. 
 
2/26 Stop and Frisk

con law
4th am
stop and frisk
trespass
based on race
racial profiling 

 

Monelli v NY - In general, "[o]fficial municipal policy includes the decisions of a government's lawmakers, the acts of its policymaking officials, and practices so persistent and widespread as to practically have the force of law
 
"deliberate indifference"   
3/5 Hispanic Interest
Coalition  
con law
14th am
EP
citizenship
lllegal
documentation
 

sec 28 HB56 - citizen protection act -  required proof of citenship
court found it to be unconstitutional  

"state enjoys no power with respect to the classification of aliens"
only congress has power 
3/5 Little v State of Florida  

criminal law
self defense
deadly force
if justified 
2nd degree murder

activity was unlawful  
 

immunity under section 776.012(1) - 776.032(1)
Stand your Ground 
to prevent imminent death or great bodily harm 
if justified 
3/12  Snyder v Phelps 

1st AM
freedom of speech
tort - harm 0- IIED 

picket on public property

 
matter of public concern 
4/2/14    Illnois v Melongo 

1st am
DP
criminal statute  

  intermediate scrutiny of criminal statute. - does not substanitallly burden freedom of speech more than necessary

due process - criminal statute must be clear and give fair warning about what is the criminal conduct - cannot be vague, or ambiguos or overly broad. 

 

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