3rd section of the 14th amendment

• The Constitution

  Section 5 – Congress can make laws to enforce provisions of the Amendment. Test for laws pursuant to 14th Amendment. Can be preventative or remedial. However, must be solidly based in factual evidence of discrimination. Also, must be congruent and proportional. Examples of test applied: Religious Freedom. RFRA unconstitutional

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• [DOC File]Chapter 20 Section 1

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  May 08, 2006 · The 14th Amendment and the Bill of Rights. ... Section 1- Peonage, a condition in which a person is bound to work for another to fulfill a contract or satisfy a debt is outlawed by the 13th amendment, BUT convicted criminals can be forced to work, and the draft is considered a duty rather than involuntary servitude. ... The 3rd Amendment ...

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• [DOC File]Chapter 3---The Constitution

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  13th Amendment—Outlaws slavery. 14th Amendment—Protects the rights of citizenship by preventing states from depriving any person life, liberty, or property without due process—Blacks became citizens. 15th Amendment—Prevents the government from denying any person’s right to vote on the basis of race. 16th Amendment---Income Tax Amendment

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• [DOC File]Constitutional Law

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  14th Amendment overturned Dred Scott and grants citizenship to the U.S. and the resident-State; but there is a distinction b/t being a citizen of the U.S. and the individual States 14th speaks only of the privileges and immunities of citizens of the U.S. and not of the individual States; 14th d/n transfer authority to determine protection for ...

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• [DOC File]Chapter 13—Constitutional Freedoms

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  14th Amendment guarantees people in all states: Protection from unreasonable search & seizure. The right of the accused to have a lawyer. Protection from cruel & unusual punishment. Gitlow v. New York (1925)—Key court case that incorporated the Bill of Rights. The only exceptions to the incorporated rights are: 2nd Amendment. 3rd Amendment ...

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