Supreme Court
Amendments
Cases 1/3
Cases 2/3
Cases 3/3
100

How long do Supreme Courts justices serve?

Life or until they retire

100

What amendment do Plessy, Brown, and Gault all have in common?

14th

100

What significance does Marbury v. Madison have?

Probably the most important Supreme Court case, established Judicial Review

100

What did Hazelwood vs. Kuhlmeier rule?

Officials of an institution have the final say when a publishing representing their organization is submitted

100

What did Miranda vs. Arizona rule?

That future arrests would guarantee the "Miranda rights", right to remain silent, etc.

200

How many Supreme Court justices are there?

9

200

What amendment do Hazelwood and Tinker have in common?

1st

200

What did Plessy vs. Ferguson rule?

Segregation was legal if it was equal

200

What did U.S. vs. Nixon rule?

That no one is above the law

200

In a Supreme Court case, how many Justices must vote to confirm a case?

5

300

Who appoints the Supreme Court Justices?

The President

300

What amendment does D.C vs. Heller correlate with?

2nd

300

What did Brown vs. Board of Education do?

Overturned Plessy vs. Ferguson. Outlawed segregation

300

What did Bush vs. Gore have to do with?

Election laws

300

What case was considered the next step for Gideon vs. Wainwright?

Miranda vs. Arizona

400

How many Supreme Court Justices must vote to hear a case?

4

400

What amendment did Gideon and Miranda have in common?

6th

400

What did In Re Gault rule?

That juveniles were afforded the same rights as adults when accused of a crime and had to stand trial

400

What did D.C. vs. Heller do?

Gave a huge victory for gun rights and protected the 2nd amendment

400

On a TV show or movie portraying police officers, which one of the cases covered comes to mind?

Miranda vs. Arizona (Miranda rights: right to remain silent)

500

What does a Supreme Court justice need to learn the facts of the case and why they should take it?

A writ of cert

500

What is the 1st, 2nd, 6th, and 14th amendment? Explain each

1st - freedom of speech

2nd - right to bear arms

6th - right to counsel

14th - equal protection under the law

500

What did Tinker vs. Des Moines rule?

Freedom of speech was more than just words, it was symbolic speech as well

500

What did Gideon vs. Wainwright rule?

If you could not afford a lawyer, one would be appointed to you

500

Review from last unit: What is it called when an appellate court throws out a case? 

Remand

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