Bring in as many pages of handwritten notes as you'd like, as long as they are in your own handwriting. However, you may not use wordprocessed or photocopied materials, someone else's notes, or the textbook. Part II is a take-home essay due at the beginning of the midterm test. As you study for the exam, remember that legal language is extremely specific. Therefore, it's especially important that you use the correct legal definitions, rather than paraphrasing in your own words.
Questions are in the order they appear in the textbook.
Supreme Court's position on prior restraint since Near v Minnesota , and the 3 exceptions to this rule. Supreme Court's reasons in Buckley v. Valeo for why it is more constitutional to limit campaign contributions than expenditures. Supreme Court's reasons in Austin v. Michigan State Chamber of Commerce for finding that Michigan could ban for-profit corporations from making expenditures on behalf of state candidates. Due at the start of the in-class exam.