Question 1

Explain the circumstances that make threats of violence a crime. Give examples of such criminal threats. Explain the law regarding criminal threats that are made through interstate communication devices. ​

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Question 2

Explain when a person crosses the line and commits the crime of stalking, and how protective orders seek to address the problem stalker.

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Question 3

​ Explain the basis for the Supreme Court's decision that the Second Amendment is binding on the states.

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Question 4

Explain when a public assembly becomes unlawful.

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Question 5

Explain the considerations identified by courts in determining the regulations and controls that government may use over public places, and how these factors are applied. ​

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Quiz 9: Free Speech, Street Crimes, and the Bill of Rights

Explain the circumstances that make threats of violence a crime. Give examples of such criminal threats. Explain the law regarding criminal threats that are made through interstate communication devices. ​

Explain when a person crosses the line and commits the crime of stalking, and how protective orders seek to address the problem stalker.

​ Explain the basis for the Supreme Court's decision that the Second Amendment is binding on the states.

Explain when a public assembly becomes unlawful.

Explain the considerations identified by courts in determining the regulations and controls that government may use over public places, and how these factors are applied. ​

Explain the circumstances that make threats of violence a crime. Give examples of such criminal threats. Explain the law regarding criminal threats that are made through interstate communication devices.

Explain the basis for the Supreme Court's decision that the Second Amendment is binding on the states.

Explain the considerations identified by courts in determining the regulations and controls that government may use over public places, and how these factors are applied.