AMENDMENT 1
#4Right: right of the people to peacably assemble.
source: the freedom of association clause
Argument Against: protest demonstrations
Court Case/ Why? Cox vs. Louisiana 1964-1965
contemporary/why? Many strikes have been taking place, and one example is the bart system right now. They have been protesting for more money and a lot have lost their jobs over it.
Amendment 1 #5 Right Right to petition the government for the redress of grievances
source: magna cartaArgument: freedom of assembly, speech, and race discrimination.
court case: Edwards vs. South Carolina 1962-1963
contemporary: there are no cases as of right now on this type of right.
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This states that the source of "The right of the people to peaceably assemble" Is, "The right of the people to peaceably assemble". The freedom of association clause IS the first amendment.
ReplyDeleteI think it goes back to the Magna Carta
ReplyDeleteI was looking for where it says it in the magna carta. I can't. =/
ReplyDelete"No right to free assembly was specified in the Magna Carta (1215), the Petition of Right (1628) and the English Bill of Rights (1689)" =/
ReplyDeleteI found United States v. Cruikshank, 1876. As far back as it goes(that I can find).
ReplyDeleteThat's still after it was ratified. =/
ReplyDeleteI think we need to look at those four guys.
Hobbes, Locke, Rouseeoausoeljhsadlfjh, and Montasquelkajdfljs.
Found it!!
ReplyDeleteHe also cites examples of the arbitrary suspension of liberties by George III such as the right to peaceably assemble
It was george the III
I can't find a direct quote or anything for this. But several essays attribute this idea to King George III who was the king we separated from.
ReplyDeleteDo you have the date on that?
ReplyDeleteNope. =/
ReplyDeleteWhat other rights do we have left? Are we done for the night?
ReplyDeleteI'm working on amendment 2
ReplyDeleteWe still need 7
Hmm. Ok Ill do 7.
ReplyDeleteI'll work on 7
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