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100

Federal agency that must approve new drugs before they can be sold

What is the FDA (Federal Drug Administration)

100
Document that explains who gets a celebrity's money and house after they pass away 

What is a last will and testament

100

The part of the First Amendment that prohibits the government from setting up a national religion

What is the Establishment Clause

100
The high standard of proof that prosecutors must meet to find someone guilty in a criminal trial

What is Beyond a Reasonable Doubt

100

The case that allowed Congress to establish a national bank

McCulloch v. Maryland

200

The clause in Article I, Section 8 that lets Congress grant patents and copyrights

What is the Intellectual Property / Patent and Copyright Clause

200

The legal arrangement, ended in 2021, that controlled Britney Spears' finances and personal life for 13 years

What is a conservatorship

200

The amendment that prohibits the use of cruel and unusual punishments

What is the 8th Amendment

200

The institution used to elect the president of the United States

What is the electoral college

200

The case that legalized gay marriage

Obergefell v. Hodges

300
Contract that keeps employees from sharing a company's private secrets

What is an NDA (Non-Disclosure Agreement)

300

This term describes suing someone for damaging your reputation with false statements

What is defamation

300

The rights that are read out to you when you get arrested

What are Miranda rights

300

The legal term for the time limit that prevents someone from filing a lawsuit if they waited too long

What is statute of limitations

300

The chief justice of the Supreme Court

Who is John Roberts

400

The general term for legal ownership of creations of the mind, like inventions and books

What is intellectual property

400
The standard that requires a manager to act in their famous relative's best interest, not their own

What is fiduciary duty 

400

The action members of Congress can take to prolong debate and delay or prevent a vote on a bill, resolution, or nomination

What is the filibuster

400

The member of Congress that completed the longest filibuster

Who is Senator Cory Booker

400
The SCOTUS case that established the precedent of "separate but equal"

What is Plessy v. Ferguson

500

This term describes copying someone's work without permission

What is infringement

500

Could Zoe represent Mr. Saltz in a legal case?

If she is a licensed attorney, then yes!!!!

500

The year that the most recent amendment was added to the Constitution

What is 1992

500

This term refers to redrawing voting district lines, sometimes challenged as racially discriminatory

What is Gerrymandering

500
The SCOTUS case that ruled that state sponsored prayers in public schools is unconstitutional

What is Engel v. Vitale

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