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Yolanda

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Speech that, because it will likely incite immediate violence, is not protected by the First Amendment is known as
 
  a. fighting words
  b. obscenity
  c. rude language
  d. incitement

Question 2

Travis is required to meet with his parole officer once a week, find gainful employment, and have weekly drug testing. These are Travis'
 
  a. conditions of release.
  b. conditions of parole.
  c. conditions of mistakes.
  d. conditions of imprisonment.
  e. conditions of home confinement.



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Answer to Question 1

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