1st Amendment
5th Amendment
6th Amendment
14th Amendment
Popurri
100
What are the three types of speech protected by the first amendment?
Pure Speech Speech Plus Symbolic Speech
100
Private property cannot be taken with out what?
Compensation
100
What type of trial are you guaranteed?
Fair and speedy trial
100
What does the 14th amendment define in the first section?
Citizenship and the protection of their rights
100
Your property cannot be searched or seized without what?
A Warrant from a court
200
What are the two parts of the amendment that refer to religion?
Establishment Clause Free Exercise Clause
200
What does it mean to plead the 5th?
They do not have to witness against themselves
200
Where are the jury members supposed to be from?
The same state as the crime was committed?
200
How did section 2 change the way in which states received their proportion in the House?
It counted all resident even the blacks which used to be counted as 3/5 a person
200
The government can stop demonstrations if what occurs?
Threat to public safety
300
What are shield laws?
Reporters can't be forced to release content or sources.
300
You cannot be held to answer for a capital crime unless what?
An inditement from a grand jury or a presentment
300
What is the jury's bias supposed to be?
Impartial
300
Who does section 3 prohibit from holding a federal or state office?
Any person who held office then participated in rebellion or treason
300
According to the Abbington school district v. Schempp case are schools allowed to recite bible verses?
No
400
What types of speech are not protected by this amendment?
Defamatory Slander Libel Fighting words
400
What is double jeopardy?
A person can't be tried for the same crime twice once acquitted or time served.
400
What right does this amendment allow defendants to do?
The right to call a witness in his favor
400
No state can make or enforce a law that abridges what from citizens?
Privileges or immunities
400
Who defines what obscenity is?
Local government
500
What are the 5 parts to the 1st amendment
Freedom of religion Free speech Free press Right to assemble Right to petition
500
What can you not be deprived of without due process?
Life, Liberty, and property
500
What does the court have to provide even if you can't afford one?
Counsel
500
Does the U.S. have to pay back any debt that was given in support of a rebellion?
No
500
In the Everson v. Board of Education of Ewing Township what was the final decision in whether schools can be reimbursed for transportation of students to private schools?
Schools were allowed to be reimbursed.
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