Chapters 17-18 (Judiciary Branch) Flashcards

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The system of law that developed in England:

A

Common law

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What is the most famous ancient collection of laws?

A

Code of Hammurabi

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2
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What established the system of federal courts?

A

Judiciary act of 1789

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3
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A court ruling which defers to precedents set by previous rulings is an example of:

A

Stare decisis

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4
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What Supreme Court case established the three fold test for scrutinizing church-state relations?

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Lemon vs. Kurtzman

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5
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What Supreme Court case forbade teacher-led prayer in public schools?

A

Engel vs. Vitale

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6
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What Supreme Court case established the “clear and present danger test” limitation on speech?

A

Schenk vs. United States

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7
Q

A system of having both state and federal courts is known as:

A

Judicial federalism

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8
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Revealed through nature and given to all men:

A

Natural law

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9
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The clause that restrains the government from creating or endorsing a national religion:

A

Establishment clause

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10
Q

Civil ________ are individual freedoms which are protected from the government.

A

Liberties

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11
Q

Time-place-manner laws are an example of the:

A

Freedom of assembly

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12
Q

The fifth sixth seventh and eighth amendments outline the rights of:

A

The accused

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