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# Title Terms Date
1Civil Liberties Aby Hammost20 termsMarch 9, 2009
2Civil Liberties Bby Hammost22 termsMarch 9, 2009
3Civil Rights and Civil Libertiesby bell_estate61 termsOctober 13, 2009
45-Civil Liberties (Vocab)by mr_cruz213 termsAugust 3, 2009
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5AP Gov - Bill of Rightsby jgodoy18 termsApril 25, 2008
6Civil Liberties and Civil Rightsby mwolski10 termsApril 25, 2009
7Striat up civil libertiesby NathanMcCrary1936 termsNovember 2, 2009
8CIVIL LIBERTIES EXAM TWOby jme6010144 termsFebruary 11, 2009
9Civil Libertiesby GEMiller32 termsSeptember 19, 2009
10Civil Liberties: A minute w/ Senator WordSmart- Set #1by Kipper8 termsNovember 17, 2008
11Civil Liberties (Vocabulary)by Mr_Cruz20 termsJuly 7, 2008
12Civil Libertiesby aCrag12 termsFebruary 11, 2009
13Civil Libertiesby asheakin45 termsJune 30, 2009
14AP Gov- Court Cases (Civil Liberties)by Sunburntpenguin16 termsMay 4, 2008
15Chapter 19 Civil Libertiesby laneyevg36 termsApril 29, 2009
16AP Government and Politics: Chapter 5 - Civil Libertiesby catherinelennon15 termsApril 9, 2009
17Heath AP Government Civil Liberties: Bill of Rightsby mheath200030 termsApril 22, 2009
18Wyant Judicial Processes/Civil Liberties & Constitutional Lawby lkubeldis13 termsSeptember 18, 2009
19Civil Libertiesby wasatchjeeper125 termsFebruary 17, 2009
20POL 161 Ch. 4: Civil Liberties and Civil Rightsby kwvball23 termsSeptember 16, 2008
21Civil Liberties Termsby jacybruin20 termsAugust 4, 2009
22Chapter 5 Civil Libertiesby buccillim13 termsOctober 15, 2009
23Chpt 4: Civil Liberties & Public Policy-Vocabby alyxandrahopkins22 termsSeptember 28, 2009
24Civil Liberties: A Minute w/ Senator WordSmart- Set #2by Kipper9 termsNovember 17, 2008
25Civil Libertiesby mellowyellow18 termsDecember 13, 2007
26First Amendment Freedoms Civil Libertiesby LACEDU30 termsFebruary 17, 2009
27Civil Liberties Court Cases (AP Gov)by mr_cruz228 termsOctober 25, 2009
28The Bill of Rights and Civil Libertiesby MuffinMelee23 termsFebruary 3, 2009
29Chapter 4: Civil Liberties and Public Policyby harbinger1117 termsJune 3, 2008
30Civil Libertiesby blackitalian716 termsJanuary 30, 2009
31Civil Liberties: The Choice Is Yours- Set #1by Kipper6 termsNovember 17, 2008
32Chpt 4: Civil Liberties & Public Policy-Court Casesby alyxandrahopkins23 termsSeptember 28, 2009
33PSC Ch. 4 - Civil Libertiesby jlb921022 termsOctober 24, 2009
34Civil Liberties Part Twoby goingcrazy2424 termsSeptember 25, 2009
35Civil Liberties Part 1by goingcrazy2443 termsSeptember 25, 2009
36Civil Libertiesby mr_cruzAP28 termsOctober 25, 2009
37SC Cases - 1by jgodoy41 termsApril 29, 2008
38Government Midterm 2by extrachapstick10 termsApril 12, 2009
39Civil Rights and Civil Libertiesby awaltzingreen14 termsMay 20, 2009
40R.J. Govt. Ch.4-Civil Libertiesby rvickers22 termsJune 15, 2009
41Civil Libertiesby clc2327 termsNovember 4, 2009
42Judicial Branch, Civil Liberties and Civil Rights: Governement Reviewby lschmidt9023 termsJune 4, 2008
43Civil Liberties: The Choice Is Yours- Set #2by Kipper5 termsNovember 18, 2008
44Civil Liberties: The Choice Is Yours- Set #2by Kipper5 termsNovember 18, 2008
45Civil Libertiesby mellowyellow18 termsDecember 13, 2007
46Order and Civil Libertiesby cc1154218 termsMarch 13, 2009
47Chapter 5- Civil Libertiesby hpfaber16 termsApril 8, 2009
48civil liberties and civil rights court casesby elt24 termsApril 20, 2009
49gov key terms: civil liberties/civil rightsby haitshulia17 termsApril 12, 2009
50Chapter 19 Civil Liberties Short answersby laneyevg6 termsApril 29, 2009
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civil liberties definitions
# Definition Sets
1freedoms to think and act without government interference or fear of unfair legal treatment16 sets
2the guarantees of the safety of persons, opinions, and property from the arbitrary acts of government, including freedom of speech and freedom of religion6 sets
3the freedoms we have to think and act without government interference or fear of unfair treatment6 sets
4constitutional freedoms guaranteed to all citizens6 sets
5protections against government5 sets
6personal freedoms, most of which are protected by the bill of rights from government interference.4 sets
7the freedom we have to think at act without goverment concent4 sets
8the legal constitutional protections against government. although our civil liberties are formally set down in the bill of rights, the courts, police, and legislatures define their meaning.4 sets
9freedoms guaranteed to individuals3 sets
10individual freedoms guaranteed to the people primarily by the bill of rights3 sets
11constitutionally protected freedoms of all persons against government restraint: the freedoms of conscience, religion, and expression3 sets
12legal constitutional protections against government3 sets
13freedom to think and act without government interference or fear of unfair legal treatment2 sets
14les libertés individuelles2 sets
15areas of personal freedom with which governments are constrained from interfering2 sets
16personal freedoms (ex: speech, assembly, religion)2 sets
17constitutionally protected freedoms of all persons against government restraint: freedoms of conscience, religion, and expression2 sets
18the legal constitutional protections against government2 sets
19the legal constitutional protections against government. although our civil liberties are formally set down in the bill of rights, the courts, police and legislatures define their meaning.2 sets
20a person's protection against abuse by the government2 sets
21basic freedoms of an individual, such as free speech, thought and action.2 sets
22those rights of the people that are protected by the bill of rights2 sets
23the freedom to think and act without government interference2 sets
24the freedoms of conscience, religion, and expression2 sets
25individual rights protected by the constitution against the powers of the government.2 sets
26personal freedoms, e.g., speech, assembly, religion1 set
27the freedoms we have to think and to act without government interference or fear of unfair treatment.1 set
28personal guarantees and freedoms that the federal government cannot abridge by law, constitution, or judicial interpretation1 set
29protect individual freedoms from government1 set
30protect the minority from the majority1 set
31:freedom to think and act without government interference or fear of unfair legal treatment1 set
32guarantees of the safety of persons, opinions, and property from arbitrary acts of government (freedom of religion, speech, press; fair trial)1 set
33protect the minority from the majority's powerful actions1 set
34individual rights that are given to everyone under the const., bill of rights, and the due process clause of the 14th am. or what protects individuals from the government1 set
35provisions in the bill of rights that provide guarantees against arbitrary interference by government1 set
36protection from the government. (i.e. free speech)1 set
37the personal guarantees and freedoms that the federal government cannot abridge by law, constitution, or judicial interpretation1 set
38freedoms spelled out in a constitution1 set
39are freedoms that are guaranteed to the individual1 set
40protections against government power embodied in the bill of rights and similar legislation. include the right to free speech, exercise of religion, and right to fair trial.1 set