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Credit Card Constitutional Rights
1,612 words
... say no to (Rosen 15). "There are means of
controlling material that parents do not want
their kids to view (Levy 21). " Several devises
already exist for parents that will help them
filter out what they do not want their children to
see. Surf watch, a software package, allows
parents to have a list of forbidden sites that can
not be reached. It also always parents to program
it to watch for any kind of obscene language
(Miller and Mauro 85). PICS are rating and
filtering technology. Parents ...
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Whistle Blowing Morally Justified
1,225 words
Whistle blowing is informing on illegal and
unethical practices in the work place is becoming
increasingly common as employees speak out about
their ethical concerns at work. It can have
disastrous consequences for the individual, as
well as threatening the survival of the
organization that is being complained about. This
paper aims to provide a balanced approach to this
topic, which has generated much controversy and
debate. I would like to first explain what whistle
blowing is and detail some ...
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United States Of America Flag Burning
1,397 words
... merican public stand? Various polls indicate
that 70 %- 80 % are in favor of the proposed
amendment (Citizen's Flag Alliance). However, when
informed as to the first Amendment implications of
such an amendment, poll show that American
opinions are more swayed and split their opinions
at nearly 50 % (Fullwood). The main argument for
the Flag Desecration Amendment is that the
American flag is not just another piece of cloth
(Citizen's Flag Alliance). The flag is proclaimed
by supporters to be ...
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Freedom Of Speech Radio And Television
1,222 words
The Internet offers a much greater potential for
interactive communication between information
senders and receivers than the more traditional
methods of communication such as newspaper, radio
and television. Freedom of speech ascertained by
the constitution is not an absolute right.
Depending on the medium through which information
is delivered various degrees of the freedom to
express one's self is protected. Internet
communication may be analogous to either a
specific existing communication m...
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Indecent Speech Cable Operators
1,569 words
Without a doubt, one of the greatest inventions of
all time is, television. Television enabled us to
witness countless historical events, such as
presidential inaugurations, man's first steps on
the moon, President, John F. Kennedy's death, and
more recently, the tragic events of September 11
th 2001. Although the benefits of television are
immeasurable, many people believe that American
society, especially children, have been adversely
affected by it. As the popularity of cable
television conti...
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Police Officers Student Movement
1,658 words
Devoted to Student Movement in Barkley The Free
Speech Movement started as a dispute over 26 feet
of sidewalk and escalated into a pitched battle
for control of the University of California at
Berkeley. In the process, an entire school,
students and faculty alike, was polarized into two
camps fundamentally at odds with each other, both
ideologically and in terms of rhetoric. The Free
Speech Movement represented the adoption of civil
rights protest techniques-pickets, sit-ins, and
other non-viole...
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Men And Women Draw The Line
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J. M Coetzee's The Harms of Pornography As the
debate over pornography and its place in society
grows hotter every day, several authors in
particular shed a new light on the subject. Both
their intuition and insight involving their
beliefs can help the reader a great deal in seeing
aspects of this debate that might have otherwise
gone without the consideration that they so
deserve. I believe that pornography is not only
okay, but is allowing our country to take a step
back and ask ourselves how ...
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Freedom Of Speech Draw The Line
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Censorship From Obscene Material Today, in the
1990 s, citizens in our society are being
bombarded with obscene material from every
direction. From the hate lyrics of Guns N Roses to
the satanic lyrics of Money Crue and Marilyn
Manson to the sexually explicit graphical content
of todays movies, the issue is how much society is
going to permit and where we, as a society, should
we draw the line. The freedom of speech has always
been considered a right, but that doesnt mean that
you can shout, Fir...
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Communications Decency Act Act Of 1996
866 words
Since the introduction of the World Wide Web in
1989 by Tim Burners-Lee, many different debates
have arisen over various aspects of the Internet.
That is expected since there are so many different
types of information available on the Web ranging
from poetry to games to news to even pornography.
Some argue that not all kinds of data should be
accessible to all; that is where censorship comes
in. Internet censorship includes restriction of
access or publication of any material not thought
to be a...
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U S Department Freedom Of Speech
1,744 words
The freedom of speech that was possible on the
Internet could now be subjected to governmental
approvals. For example, China is attempting to
restrict political expression, in the name of
security and social stability. It requires users
of the Internet and electronic mail (e-mail) to
register, so that it may monitor their activities.
In the United Kingdom, state secrets and personal
attacks are off limits on the Internet. Laws are
strict and the government is extremely interested
in regulating t...
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Free Speech Good Month
389 words
Here it is, February already! Damn! This year is
flyin by like a car hit bum! Its also time for me
to be campaigning for president again. So far so
good. In New Hampshire, I spent not one cent and
Gary Bauer spent 800 thousand bucks only to get
324 votes more than I did! Once again Ive added
more bikini girls to the page. My favorites are
the patriotic gals. Nothin says God Bless America
like a t-back up the butt crack! Them gals look
finer than a set of 38 - 15 - 40 Super Swampers
(well close)....
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Freedom Of Expression Type Of Music
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If hes to be taken literally, then so is Britney
Spears invitation to hit me baby one more time,
says one article in Advocate Magazine. They are
speaking in reference to the rapper Eminem one
they heavily talked-about topic of music
censorship. What is music censorship? There is a
great deal of confusion (one everybody's part) as
to what freedom of expression is in the US, and
how it applies to music. Everybody knows that
there are radio stations, religious and community
groups, retailers, and r...
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Public School System Belief In God
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To Pray or Not to Pray The trend of taking God and
moral teaching out of schools is a diabolical
scheme, declared the Reverend Billy Graham soon
after the Engel versus Vitale and Scheme verdict
(Haas 30). The debate over the separation of
church and state had been swirling through
courtrooms for years. The controversy over school
prayer in the Engel versus Vitale case started
over a prayer recited in the New York public
school system, known as the Regents Prayer. A
group of three parents found t...
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Freedom Of Speech Funk 038 Wagnalls
1,790 words
The First Amendment The First Amendment of the
Constitution of the United States of America
states that Congress shall make no law respecting
an establishment of religion, or prohibiting the
free exercise thereof; or abridging the freedom of
speech, or of the press; or the right of the
people peaceably to assemble, and to petition the
government for a redress of grievances (Funk
038; Wagnalls 162). The First Amendment to the
Constitution ensures the freedom of religion, the
press, and speech,...
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Freedom Of Speech Justice System
771 words
October 26, 2000 English 4 CP, Period 1 Topic:
Think of a question that is important to you and
answer it. Question: Is our Constitution Still
Alive? The question of whether our Constitution is
still alive in America today is a difficult one.
Some could say it is and some could say the
opposite each with potent evidence and reasons for
their beliefs. I feel that modern America is not
keeping our original Constitution alive. When it
was first made, it was definitely more alive than
it is today. S...
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United States Of America Constitution Of The United States
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As I quickly near the legal voting age, I find
myself faced with a big decision; should I
register as a democrat, as my forefathers before
me have or, check into some of these other
political parties. -After much consideration, I
decided to see what all the commotion was about.
What a surprise it was to me to see that there
were parties other that Democrats, Republicans and
Liberals. Political parties server some useful
purposes in the U. S. political system. They are,
in fact, handy vehicles fo...
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Freedom Of Speech Pornography On The Internet
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Porn, its everywhere! Go to any major search
engine and you are well on your way to viewing
some of the finest cyber porn around. No age
verification, no credit card required, all it
takes is just a couple of clicks on the mouse. But
wait a second, why is it so easy, was it always
like this? Not really, as we have seen, the
Internet and the pornography industry have come
together to make quite an explosion that has
brought many issues to the surface. Its a scary
fact to realize that 83. 5 % imag...
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Websters Dictionary Wild West
528 words
A person has a right to solitude and freedom from
prying public eyes, in other words, to privacy.
The definition of privacy in the Websters
Dictionary is defined as isolation, seclusion, or
freedom from unauthorized oversight or
observation. In the essay The Price of Admission:
Harassment and Free Speech in the Wild Wild West,
Stephanie Brail discusses how online harassment
has become a media headliner in the last few
years. There are many reasons to hide your real
identity when you use the Inte...
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Institute For Social Research Sex And Violence
2,702 words
Sex and Violence in the Electronic Media Sex and
violence in the Electronic media is a pressing
topic. This paper raises a number of pros and
cons. But mainly, this paper deals with the cons
of regulating the media. During research, the most
pressing point found was the issue of censorship.
Censorship is the keystone of the publics apparent
outcry against the electronic media. To better
understand censorship, the term must be defined.
In Websters New World Dictionary, censorship is
defined as th...
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Adventures Of Huckleberry Finn Racial Slurs
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Including Huckleberry Finn in the Curriculum: a
Moral Question The first amendment right to free
speech is one of the most important laws in the
Constitution of the United States of America. The
right to free speech has spurred ongoing debates
over censorship of all kinds of expression,
including books. Not many books, although banned
in the schools, have been banned outright. Some
books, banned because they criticize the
government, or because they contain scenes of a
graphic nature, do not bel...
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