INTRO. TO LAW – MR. STILLMAN 12/11/15 AIM: When should we put limits on freedom of speech? DO NOW: Define “defamation” and the two different types of defamation HW: Should people go to prison for “hate speech”? Why or why not? Write one paragraph answering this question – STUDY FOR MONDAY’S QUIZ
MONDAY’S QUIZ WILL COVER: 1.Fill in the scale drawing 2.Definition of defamation and the two different types of defamation 3.Definition of obsecenity 4.Definition of hate speech 5.Definition of fighting words 6.One hypothetical to answer EXTRA CREDIT – high school student freedom of speech hypothetical
INTRO. TO LAW – MR. STILLMAN 12/11/15 AIM: ¿Cuándo debemos poner límites a la libertad de expresión? HACER AHORA: Definir la "difamación" y los dos tipos diferentes de difamación HW: ¿Debería la gente ir a prisión por "incitación al odio"? ¿Por qué o por qué no? Escribe un párrafo responder a esta pregunta
LIMITS OF FREEDOM OF SPEECH include: 1. DEFAMATION = A LIE ABOUT SOMEONE THAT DAMAGES THEIR REPUTATION. Slander = spoken defamation Libel = written defamation
LIMITS OF FREEDOM OF SPEECH include: 2. OBSCENITY= if the average person using contemporary local standards would say – “this is innapropriate”
LIMITS OF FREEDOM OF SPEECH include: HATE SPEECH = insults to people based on their race, gender, or sexual orientation FIGHTING WORDS = words spoken face to face that cause a fight among reasonable people
INTRO. TO LAW – MR. STILLMAN 12/10/15 AIM: ¿Cuándo debemos poner límites a la libertad de expresión? HACER AHORA: QUIZ - LIBERTAD DE EXPRESIÓN EN ESCUELAS PÚBLICAS HW: Escribir una historia de un párrafo que contiene un ejemplo de difamación.
INTRO. TO LAW – MR. STILLMAN 12/9/15 TINKER V. DES MOINES: Students in public schools can have free speech if it is personal expression on an important issue HAZELWOOD Students in public schools cannot have freedom of speech if it is school-sponsored expression