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What is American Civil Liberties Union of New Jersey's motto?
American Civil Liberties Union of New Jersey's motto is 'Because Freedom Can't Protect Itself'.
Which constitutional principle is the New Jersey V TLO court case included in?
Civil Liberties
Civil liberties replaced liberty of contract as the judicial foundation of freedom by the end of the New Deal.?
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What are the release dates for Uncommon Courage Patriotism and Civil Liberties - 2003 TV?
Uncommon Courage Patriotism and Civil Liberties - 2003 TV was released on: USA: 25 March 2003 (New York Independent Film and Video Festival)
How do you use Individual rights in a sentence?
As the new administration came into power, it was clear that civil liberties would be in danger of curtailment.
What are the 4 common features of the new State governments in 1776?
Popular Sovereignty Limited government Civil liberties Separation of powers and checks and balances.
What four characteristics were shared by most new state constitutions?
Popular Sovereignty, Limited Government, Civil Rights and Liberties, and Spearation of Powers and Checks and Balances.
How were the Tinker v. Des Moines and New Jersey v. T.L.O. cases similar?
both cases centered on the civil liberties of students in public schools
What was a new type of labor system that arose in the south following the civil war and how did it work?
sharedillon
Much Anti-Federalist opposition to the Constitution especially in New York disappeared when?
The Federalists promised amendments to guarantee the civil liberties of the people.
Why are civil liberties and civil rights such controversial issues in American politics?
America is sat on old ideas so for us to change these ideas we have to open our minds to new ideas and new ways. America has came to this place in time faster than any other coutry because that's waht we were built on the civil right of every person but we have had other challenges but we get there.
The government is justified in suppressing civil liberties during wartime?
This question has troubled humans since the Antiquity. Governments say yes, but citizens say no. At the end of the day, I believe that in wartime situations, certain civil liberties can be suppressed. The government has the duty to protect the well-being of all its citizens, and if the lives of millions are at stake, and the best chance at saving those lives are suppressing certain rights, than I feel the government is just in doing so.But it is important that once the immediate danger is past, liberties are restored. And if the government cannot do that in a timely matter, they are failing as a government and should be abolished, and a new government should be established. As the book 1984 showed, by keeping people in perpetual fear, the government can quash all civil liberties.
