Chapter 4 Civil Liberties Flashcards

1
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The four great liberties guaranteed by the first amendment

A

Freedom of press, speech, religion, and assembly

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2
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Which supreme court case ruled that the bill of rights applied only to the federal government and not the states?

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Barron vs. Baltimore

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3
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Which supreme court case ruled that freedom of press and speech are fundamental personal rights of all americans?

A

Gitlow vs. New York

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4
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On what Constitutional principle was ruling based?

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14th amendment

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5
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What legal concept nationalized the Bill of Rights, applying its provisions to state laws?

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Incorporation doctrine

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6
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What two clauses of the first amendment deal with religion?

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Establishment and free exercise clause

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7
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What landmark ruled tax money could go to religious schools if it was used for secular purposes?

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Lemon vs. Kurtzman

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Two court cases that dealt with the issue of prayer in public schools.

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Engel vs. Vitale and school district of Abington township

Pennsylvania vs. Schempp

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9
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Government actions preventing material from being published usually prohibited by 1st amendment

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Prior restraint

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10
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Landmark case that dealt with prior restraint

A

Near vs. Minnesota

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11
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What case determined that obscenity was not protected by the 1st amendment?

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Roth vs. United States

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12
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What case ruled that community standards determined what was considered obscene?

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Miller vs. California

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13
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What did the tinker vs. Des Moines and Johnson vs. Texas cases deal with?

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Freedom of speech and freedom of expression

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What case ruled that money contributed to a candidate was protected as free speech?

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Buckley vs. Valeo

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15
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What legislative act attempted to limit unrestricted campaign donations directly to political parties?

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Bipartisan campaign reform act of 2002

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16
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What case struck down the provisions of the McCain-Feingold Act?

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Citizens united vs. federal election commission

17
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Which amendment is the basis for citizens forming interest groups and political parties, as well as picketing and protesting?

A

Freedom to “peacefully assemble”

18
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What was the constitutional issue in the Collins vs. Smith case?

A

Right to assemble

19
Q

What case extended second amendments restrictions on gun limits to state laws?

A

McDonald vs. Chicago

20
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What case struck down Washington D.C.’s attempt to restrict private ownership of handguns?

A

District of Columbia vs. Heller

21
Q

Most of the text of the Bill of Rights deals with what issue?

A

Rights of people accused of crimes

22
Q

What must exist before police can make an arrest or courts can issue a search warrant?

A

Probable cause

23
Q

What prohibits the introduction of evidence in court if it is improperly obtained?

A

Exclusionary rule

24
Q

What was the result of the Mapp vs. Ohio case?

A

Exclusionary rule restrictions extended to states

25
Q

What law expanded the governments powers of surveillance in GWOT?

A

USA Patriot act of 2001

26
Q

What case set the guidelines for police questioning of the accused?

A

Miranda vs. Arizona

27
Q

Which case guaranteed legal counsel to anyone accused of a felony?

A

Gideon vs. Wainwright

28
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How are 90% of the US court cases resolved?

A

A guilty plea “plea bargaining”

29
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Five important 8th amendment cases

A
Furman vs. Georgia 
Gregg vs. Georgia 
Woodson vs. North Carolina 
Mcclesky vs. Kemp
Wainwright vs. Witt
30
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Three important right to privacy cases

A

Roe vs. Wade
Planned parenthood vs. Casey
Webster vs. reproductive health services

31
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What are constitutional and other legal protections of individuals against government action called?

A

Civil liberties

32
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Where are the civil liberties listed?

A

Bill of rights