Facial Challenges and Overbreadth Doctrine

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1. What concern principally explains the speech-related overbreadth doctrine?
2. How does a facial speech challenge differ from a challenge limited to the law's application to the claimant?
3. According to the majority in Calleja, the permitted facial review involved freedom of speech, expression and which rela…
4. A penal provision directly restricts protected political advocacy. Government argues that its criminal penalties catego…
5. A law clearly punishes intentionally destroying another person's computer files without right. A challenger identifies …
6. A law aims to punish deliberate threats of violence but expressly criminalizes every peaceful petition criticizing secu…
7. A claimant raises two objections to the same statute: one identifies language deterring peaceful speech by absent third…
8. Explain why a speech-related facial challenge may consider protected activities of people who are not parties to the ca…
9. A lawyer asserts that a facial challenge is limited to spoken political words and cannot concern press freedom, peacefu…
10. Differentiate a vagueness objection from an overbreadth objection where a law regulates expression. Can a precisely wor…
11. Did Calleja’s limited facial review purport to bar every future actual as-applied challenge to provisions not resolved …
12. Why can speech-overbreadth analysis consider effects on persons not before the court?