Final Review Flashcards
Freedom of Religion, Assembly, Press, Petition Speech.
First Amendment
Right against unreasonable search and seizure, Warrant
Fourth Amendment
Don’t have to house soldiers in your home
Third Amendment
Speedy trial and impartial jury in a criminal trial
Sixth Amendment
No cruel and unusual punishment, No excessive bail
Eighth Amendment
Right to bear arms and The NRA supports this amendment
Second Amendment
Rights not listed in the Constitution go to the people
Ninth Amendment
Right to a jury in civil cases
Seventh Amendment
Due Process, Double Jeopardy, Miranda rights, Eminent domain
Fifth Amendment
Rights belong to the state not listed in the Constitution
Tenth Amendment
precedent
A rule or law established in a previous case that will be used on future cases
What type of court is the Supreme Court? How many members?
Appellate court; 9 justices
Exclusionary Rule.
You can’t used any evidence obtained without a warrant in a trial
Establishment Clause.
Prohibits the government (or any government departments, officials, and buildings) from establishing a religion)
The First Amendment gives you the right to protest any time or place?
False
Schools can limit lewd speech
Bethel v. Fraser
Schools can edit school newspapers
Hazelwood v. Kuhlmeier
Schools can search without a warrant
NJ v T.L.O
Evidence obtained without a warrant cannot be used in court, exclusionary rule
Mapp v. Ohio
Students do have some freedom of expression, so long as it does not disrupt the school day
Tinker v. Des Moines
Schools can prohibit pro-drug messages
Morse v. Fredrick
Bans poll tax
24th amendment
Bans alcohol
18th amendment
Gives women right to vote
19th amendment