Amendments
This amendment abolished slavery.
What is the 13th Amendment?
The kind of federal court you would find a jury (Hint: at the bottom)
What is the U.S. District Court?
This case established the principle of Judicial Review.
What is Marbury V. Madison?
Another name for the President/Governor who must sign off on Federal Bills or State Bills in order for them to become law: Chief _____.
Who is the CHIEF EXECUTIVE?
The division of power between the Federal Government and the State Government.
What is FEDERALISM?
The Amendment that defined citizenship and said that states could not take away your rights.
What is the 14th amendment?
The Type of law involved when Mrs. Ellison sues Publix for a Slip and Fall.
What is Civil Law?
This case established the procedure that even poor defendants were entitled to a lawyer.
What is Gideon V. Wainwright?
Three things that the Florida and U.S. Constitution have in common?
What are ARTICLES, PREAMBLE AND AMENDMENTS (OR RIGHTS)?
Level of Government that provides Social Security.
What is the FEDERAL LEVEL?
The amendment that gave women the right to vote.
What is the 19th amendment?
The lowest level of Florida Courts.
What is the Florida County Courts.
What is Hazelwood V. Kuhlmeier?
English is the official language and there are no state income taxes in this Constitution.
What is the Florida Constitution?
Taxing is an example of this kind of power.
What is a CONCURRENT power?
This amendment expanded voting rights to poor minorities.
What is the 24th Amendment?
What we have in the court room because citizens have a right to be judged by their peers.
What is a JURY?
This case re-affirmed that even the President is not above the law.
What is U.S. V. Nixon?
The third level of Florida Courts (up from the bottom) in the Florida Judicial System.
What is the Florida District Court of Appeals?
Level of government that protects us with a military and prints our money.
What is the FEDERAL LEVEL?
The amendment that most justified the Civil Rights Movement of the 1950s and 1960s?
What is the 14th amendment? (or the amendment that grants you equal protection under the law.)
The name of the appellate court in the Florida Court System.
What is the Florida District Court of Appeal?
This case effectively overturned Plessy V. Ferguson by ruling that "separate but equal" was not OK.
What is Brown V. Board?
A common way to propose an amendment to the Florida AND the U.S. Constitution.
What is PROPOSING BY 2/3 OF THE LEGISLATURE?
The part of the Constitution that says state constitutions and state laws cannot overrule anything in the U.S. Constitution.
What is the SUPREMACY CLAUSE?