section 4 important stuff Flashcards

1
Q
  • Government must
    LEAVE YOU ALONE
    in your liberties.
  • Liberties are
    PROSCRIPTIONS on
    government power.
  • Or government is
    PROHIBITED from
    stopping your
    liberties.
A

CIVIL LIBERTIES:

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2
Q
  • Government must
    PROVIDE civil
    rights to you.
  • Rights are
    PRESCRIPTIONS of
    government
    powers.
  • Government is the
    ONLY legal way to
    get your civil rights.
A

CIVIL RIGHTS

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3
Q

: freedoms guaranteed to individuals
which restrain, stop, prohibit or limit government.
– Government can NOT take them away from

A

CIVIL LIBERTIES

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4
Q

powers or privileges guaranteed to
individuals that must be provided by government.
Government’s decisions, choices
and actions to give civil rights to you.
Government must give RIGHTS equally and fairly based on 14th Amendment.

A

CIVIL RIGHTS:

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5
Q

scrutiny basis test most types of discrimination

A

rational scrutiny

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6
Q

scrutiny based on gender burden of proof is on government

A

intermediate scrutiny

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7
Q

scrutiny based on freedom

A

strict scrutiny

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8
Q

symbolic or non verbal protected speech

A

Tinker

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9
Q

prohibits lawless action words

A

Brandenburg VS Ohio

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10
Q

allows flag burning
WHAT COURT CASE?

A

Texas VS Johnson

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11
Q

pornography/obscenity test

A

Miller VS California

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12
Q

Super PACs have political speech

A

Citizens VS FEC

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13
Q

set up guidelines for death penalty

A

Furman VS Georgia

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14
Q

the Supreme
Court created a new (or previously unlisted) liberty called
the ‘Right to Privacy.’ Women could use birth control.
WHAT COURT CASE?

A

GRISWOLD V. CONNECTICUT

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15
Q

the Supreme Court increased
‘privacy’ to
include the right to an abortion in the first 3 months of the
pregnancy [1st Trimester].
WHAT COURT CASE?

A

ROE V. WADE

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16
Q

Womens Health, no more right to
an abortion. Each State Government will decide their own laws, not courts.
WHAT COURT CASE?

A

Dobbs v Jackson

17
Q

Anti-war & anti-draft speech, including messages that use curse words, are protected as a result of this Supreme Court ruling

A

Cohen v. California

18
Q

The Court applied the exclusionary rule to the States in
WHAT COURT CASE?

A

Mapp v. Ohio

19
Q

According to the Supreme Court in __________________, the death penalty is allowed but a jury must be involved.

A

Furman v. Georgia

20
Q

The right to privacy to include accessing birth control comes from this case

A

Griswold v. Connecticut

21
Q

States cannot interfere with ownership of firearms according to the Supreme Court in which case:

A

McDonald v. City of Chicago

22
Q

In this case, the Supreme Court allowed restrictions on ownership of firearms not normally used by the military, as well as tax the purchase and transfer of such weapons

A

US v. Miller

23
Q

The Civil Rights Act of 1964 established the right to nondiscrimination in ________and the right to equality in ________.

A

public accommodations; employment