General Appellate Law
What is a petitioner?
This Olympus act prohibiting birth control.
What is the Reap What you Sow Act?
This issue is derived from the first amendment in the case.
What is Free exercise?
In an oral argument, each presenter must speak for a minimum of this amount of time.
What is 7 Minutes?
This is the department that oversees fraud committed in securities, but that cannot enforce criminal penalties.
What is the Security and Exchange Commission?
This is the highest court that one could appeal to, for example the US Supreme Court.
This church, of which respondent was a part of, required the use of birth control as one of its core principles.
What is the Church of Balance?
This case sets the basis required for the strict scrutiny test with regards to constitutional rights.
What is Glucksberg? (100 Bonus "points" if the full case name was given)
Notes used during an oral argument must be written on this
What is paper?
This legal principle in contracts represents the idea that parties to a contract will act "so as not to destroy the rights of both parties to receive the benefits of the contract"
What is Good Faith?
This legal principle, Latin for let the decision stand, is commonly referred to as the legal principle of precedent.
Mindy Vo operated this business from which she was able to acquire birth control illegally.
What is a pharmaceutical company?
In the dissenting opinion, Justice Marco Romero claims that this case's "grandiloquent pronouncements
regarding fundamental rights suggested broad scope," but ultimately disagreed that it was more important than Glucksburg.
What is Obergefell?
This is the maximum number of points that can be earned in an oral argument competition.
What is 400?
In 1982, a supreme court ruling in Engblom v. Carey found that the use of prison dormitories by striking national guardsmen constituted a violation of this amendment?
What is the Third Amendment?
These types of facts are not presentable at appellate trial, due to the jurisdiction of the appellate court.
What are case facts?
This number, totaling at 35%, was disconcertingly higher than the national average in Olympus.
What is the STI Rate?
This case marked the beginning for the courts non-following of Smith vs Employment Division
What is Fulton vs Pennsylvania?
These are the categories for which scoring takes place in an oral argument tournament
What are Knowledge of subject matter, Response to questions, Forensic Skill and courtroom demeanor, Organization logic and demeanor?
In Iowa, these are the tiers of misdemeanors. (500+? Bonus points for identifying which misdemeanor it is to intentionally causes a gorilla to escape private captivity)
Simple, Serious, Aggravated (Aggravated; I am not a lawyer do not release gorillas from captivity and expect this to be a defense against a felony or something) (Source IA Code 717F.13)
These terms refer to the process sending a ruling back to a lower court with new rules that have come from a supreme court ruling.
What is remanding
Per the CDC, of the 16 Billion set aside, 13.7 Billion dollars annually are spent on treatment for this disease, noted in a footnote.
What is HIV?
According to Griswold, these amendments make up the "zones of privacy" encompassed under penumbra theory.
What are the First, Third, Fourth, Fifth and Ninth Amendments?
In elimination rounds, this method will be used to determine what side takes which issue, unless the teams have already met before in competition.
These courts mark the first step in any federal trial (200 bonus points if you can get the number that represents Iowa!)Federally, this commission oversees all trials and prosecutions.