Noel Merino

Freedom of Assembly and Association Noel Merino

Marc Notes: Includes bibliographical references and index. Table of Contents: Foreword -- Introduction -- Chronology -- 1. The Freedom of Assembly Supports the Freedom of Association / Adam Newton -- 2. It Is a Violation of Freedom of Assembly to Arrest Peaceful Protestors The Supreme Court's Decision / Potter Stewart -- 3. A Teacher Stands Up for the Freedom to Assemble: Personal Narrative / Doug Knick -- 4. Age Restrictions Do Not Violate First Amendment Associational Rights of Minors: The Supreme Court's Decision / William Rehnquist -- 5. Juvenile Curfew Laws Are Constitutional When Employed to Reduce Crime: The Circuit Court's Decision / E. Grady Jolly -- 6. Juvenile Curfew Laws Without Adequate Exceptions Are Unconstitutional: The Circuit Court's Decision / Charles Wiggins -- 7. The Courts Are Split on the Constitutionality of Juvenile Curfew Laws / Harvard Law Review -- 8. There Is No Evidence That Juvenile Curfews Are Justified / Rich John -- 9. It Is Unconstitutional for Schools to Prohibit Particular Political Associations: The Supreme Court's Decision / Lewis F. Powell Jr. -- 10. Student Fraternities Can Be Protected as Expressive Associations / Greg Lukianoff, Matthew Vasconcellos -- 11. A School Policy Restricting an All-Male Fraternity Does Not Violate Freedom of Association: The Circuit Court's Decision / Pierre Leval -- 12. Freedom of Expressive Association Allows Groups to Exclude Members: The Supreme Court's Decision / William Rehnquist -- 13. The Scoutmaster in Dale Speaks Out About His Loss at the Supreme Court: Personal Narrative / James Dale, Kera Bolonik -- 14. Freedom of Association Should Not Be Limited to Avoid Discrimination / Selwyn Duke -- Organizations to Contact -- For Further Reading -- Index. Contributor Bio:  Merino, Noel B01