The U.S. Constitution
Article I of the Constitution establishes this branch of government
Executive
This court is considered the lowest state court
Trial Court
The "v" in Cubs v. White Sox stands for this
Versus
She is the newest justice appointed to the U.S. Supreme Court
Justice Jackson
Decided in 1985 this case determined that reasonable suspicion rather than probable cause applies to public school searches of students
New Jersey v. TLO
The Judicial branch is created by this Article
Article III
New Mexico is part of this federal circuit court
10th circuit
The U.S. Supreme Court is often referred to by this acronym
SCOTUS
This fictional high school banned the book All Boys Aren't Blue
ABBA Highschool
This case determined that a school search of a student where student was required to remove her clothes was not reasonable in scope.
Safford Unified School District #1 v. Redding
This amendment protects the right to public assembly
1st Amendment
Valencia county is in this state district court
13th district
This opinion is written when a judge does not agree with the majority holding
Dissent
Your Honor
In this case the opinion issued stated "A school search is reasonable if it is justified at its inception and in its scope."
New Jersey v. T.L.O.
Article V of the constitution describes this process
Proposal and ratification of a Constitutional amendment
This court is located in Washington D.C.
U.S. Supreme Court
Dicta
The current chief Justice of the U.S. Supreme Court
Justice Roberts
In this case the defendant was charge with DUI and ended up in U.S. Supreme Court
Bullcoming v. New Mexico
Although not stated in the amendment, this amendment is considered by many to guarantee a "right to privacy"
4th amendment
This group of courts is referred to as Article III courts
This opinion happens when a majority of Judges cannot agree on an underlying rule to support a holding
Plurality
Your moot court argument should begin with this phrase
"May it please the court"
In this case the Supreme Court determined that a trespassing charge violated a Jehovah's Witness first amendment rights
Marsh v. Alabama