Bills of Rights n Stuff
6th Amendment
Spoken Defamation
Slander
(Slander Spoken, Libel Literature)
John criticizes the government and encourages his social media followers to eggs senators' homes. This kind of speech is...
Not protected
Illegal
Not allowed
The most popular pizza chain in the US.
Domino's
This 90's animated movie featured the song "A Whole New World"
Aladdin
No Cruel or Unusual Punishment and No Excessive Bail
8th Amendment
The peripheral information your phone collects.
Metadata
Billiam is an officer. He pulls a car over and as he is walking up to the car he notices there is a bag of white powder in the backseat. He asks the driver to give the powder to him to test, but the driver argues Billiam does not have a warrant. The law sides with
Billiam
Between lightning and the sun, this is the hotter by temperature.
What molten rock is called before it erupts.
Magma
This legal clause of this Amendment protects a person's right to participate in the religious practices of their chosen faith.
Free Exercise Clause of the 1st Amendment
Evidence found with an illegal warrant or warrantless search is considered this.
Fruit of the Poisonous Tree
A student is turned away from a public school on the basis of their race. This Supreme Court case argues that it is unconstitutional on the grounds that separate is inherently unequal.
Brown vs. Board of Education
The heaviest tree-dwelling animal in the world.
The orangutan
The lobe in the brain responsible for decision making.
(Prefrontal Cortex)
Right to the privacy of your thoughts
1st Amendment
The papers Daniel Ellsberg gave to the Washington Post and the New York Times Companies having to do with the Vietnam War.
Pentagon Papers
Admissible in court
Largest monkey species in the world.
Mandrill
The currency of Russia
Rubles
The clauses of the 14th Amendment used to Selectively Incorporate the Bill of Rights to the state level.
Equal Protection Clause and Due Process Clause
The process of applying the Bill of Rights to the state level.
Selective Incorporation
During the Vietnam War, protesters of Lyndon Banes Johnson's handling of the war would chant "Hey hey LBJ, who you gonna kill today?" The president argued that this was slander due to the implication that he personally was killing people. The SCOTUS said...
Not Slander
This is protected speech
The longest MLB baseball game in recorded history was between the Mets and the Cardinals. This was the number of innings played.
25 innings
The three nations that make up Scandinavia
Norway, Sweden, and Denmark