The First Amendment to the U. S. Constitution reads, “Congress shall make no law ... restricting the
freedom of speech.” Based on your understanding of
Supreme Court cases discussed in this chapter, how well
do you think the Supreme Court has protected the First
Amendment protections of freedom of speech? Explain your answer.

In the same speech, from "in an ordinary crime" to the end of the speech, danforth lends his words the appearance of logic by his use of

Give an example of a situation in which an individual's pursuit of economic self-interest may not benefit but instead harm the rest of society

Amanda, a forensics expert, has been called in to examine blood samples and prints found at a crime scene. she conducts a thorough analysis of the matter using her expertise and knowledge. she then prepares forensic reports to support the police investigation. what type of evidence has amanda provided in this situation? a. real evidence b. testimonial evidence c. direct evidence d. circumstantial evidence