Supreme Court Terms
1st Amendment
4th Amendment
8th and 14th Amendment
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This means to base a decision on a previous case

Precedent

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The 1st Amendment Gurantees these freedoms

Speech, Religion, Petition, Press, Assembly

100

What protections does the 4th Amendment Grant?

Protects against unreasonable search and seizures

100

What protection does the 8th Amendment Grant?

Against cruel and unusal punishment?

200

The branch interprets the Constitution

Judicial

200

This is a clause in 1st Amendment that states the government can't force you to follow a religion

Establishment Clause

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This is the policy that evidence that is not obtained legally can be taken out during a trial

Exclusionary Rule

200

What protections does the 14th Amendment Grant? (2)

Expands due process and equal protection to states. 

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This means a change in the Constitution.They are numbered

1,2,3 all the way to 27

Amendment

300

This is a clause in the 1st Amendment that states that the government can't stop your from practicing YOUR religion

Free Exercise Clause

300

Explain the difference between reasonable suspicion and probable cause

Reasonable Suspicion- a person could infer that a crime is happening but it's not explicit, this evidence is usually inadmissble

Probable Cause- a person would explictly see a crime is being committed or has been committed, this evidence is usually admissble

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What precedent did Atkins v. Virginia set?

Different guidelines need to be set for punishing people with disabilities.

400

The highest court in the U.S

The Supreme Court 

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What precedent did Engle v. Vitale set as it relates to religion in schools?

Public Schools Officials can't conduct prayers, even if it's voluntary

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What was the siginficance of Mapp v. Ohio?

It created the exclusionary rule

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What predecent did Roe v. Wade set?

The government needs to federally protect the right to abortion. 

500

What is the 2nd Amendment?

Right to bear arms

500

What precedent did Tinker v. Des Moines set as it relates to speech in schools?

Students can wear symbols as a form of free speech as long as it does not promote illegal activity, does not threaten safety and does not disrupt learning.

500

What precdent did TLO v. New Jersey set?

The school acts in place of a person, therefore, they could search someone based on reasonable suspicion.

500

What precedent did Dobbs v. Jackson set?

This removed the requirement for federal protection of abortion and left it up to states.