The Judicial Doctrine That Places a Heavy Burden of Proof

question 72

Multiple Choice

The judicial doctrine that places a heavy burden of proof on the government when it seeks to
Regulate speech is called

• A)libel.
• B)prior restraint.
• C)strict scrutiny.
• D)speech plus.

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Definitions:

Black Rights

Refers to the rights and freedoms specifically pertaining to Black individuals, often encompassing issues of civil rights, social justice, and equality.

Haitian Revolution

A successful slave rebellion that began in 1791, leading to the establishment of Haiti as an independent nation in 1804, the first to abolish slavery.

Black Republic

A term that could refer to nations governed by people of African descent, often prominent in discussions of Haiti post its successful slave revolution.

Voting Rights

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