9. The town of Bomont, Oklahoma passes an ordinance banning all dancing. The first person to be arrested for violating the ordinance is a rebellious teenager who organizes a secret and illegal prom after moving to town. Which of the following is the best answer concerning his possible First Amendment defense:
Read Details23. Same facts as in Question 22, except that al Abboud is a practicing Muslim. The press learned that al Abboud was Muslim by looking at a publicly available IRS application for non-profit status that al Abboud filed for a Muslim charity he founded. Al Abboud does not wish to dispute the press’s reporting that he is Muslim, but wishes to bring an invasion of privacy case against the press for reporting a private fact. Which of the following is true?
Read Details13. When a protest erupts near the White House, police cordon off the White House Lawn. One of the unarmed protestors is arrested for incitement of disorderly conduct after shouting at a police officer in front of about 200 crowd members, “Bombs can’t be barricaded!” How should the trial court rule on a First Amendment-based motion to dismiss the criminal complaint?
Read Details6. In response to private picketing of the residences of doctors who practice at an abortion clinic, Oklahoma City enacts an ordinance banning picketing before or about the dwelling of any individual regardless of the purpose of the picketing. Which of the following would a court most likely hold in a challenge to this ordinance?
Read Details7. The Oklahoma legislature is considering a College Scholarship Program for students who meet academic and income requirements and enroll full-time in an accredited college or university, private or public, located in Oklahoma. Such a program:
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