The first three words of the US Constitution ...
We The People
According to this Amendment, laws not found in the Constitution are given to the States and the People to decide.
10th amendment
24 states
The Tinker case impacts our lives today because it clarifies that students have First Amendment rights to freedom of speech as long as it is NOT...
Substantially Disruptive
Which government branch has the power to WRITE and PASS laws?
Legislative Branch
Article 1 of the Constitution gives all law-making powers to ...
Legislative Branch / Congress
No cruel and unusual punishments.
8th Amendment
Many cases that are being overturned by the Supreme Court today, such as Roe v. Wade and Affirmative Action, are happening because this president nominated 3 very conservative Court Justices. [ name the president ]
Donald Trimp.
Bell
Which branch of the government has the power to nominate Supreme Court Justices?
Executive Branch (President)
Article 2 outlines the law of the President aka the ________ branch.
Executive
What are all 5 freedoms found in the 1st Amendment?
Speech
Religion
Press (news)
Assembly / Gathering
Protest / Petition
In Dobbs v. Jackson Women’s Health Organization the Court Ruled that abortion was no longer protected by the federal / national government. Now it is up to ____________ to decide.
Each State
Morse v. Frederick (2007) ruled that students’ freedom of speech can be LIMITED on school campuses IF…
it speech promotes illegal activity
Which branch of government interprets the Constitution and decides if things are Unconstitutional?
Judicial Branch / Supreme Court
Article 3 gives the power to which group?
Surpeme Court
You are walking down the street with your friends. Which amendment protects you from unreasonable search / stop and frisk.
4th Amendment
All Supreme Court rulings impact the future of the USA because they set a _____________ (guide) for new situations.
Supreme Court rulings set a PRECEDENT (Guide) for new situations
This case argued that any ON CAMPUS Lewd Speech could be limited by schools.
Fraser
Which 2 kinds of documents does the Supreme Court look at to make their rulings/decisions?
Why did the Constitution divide the government structure into 3 branches (legislative, executive, judicial)? Give 1 example.
Separate the powers so no one branch has too much power
Checks and Balances
Ex:
1. Legislators deny a president's plan
2. Executive Vetoes a law from Congress
3. Judicial rules a law unconstitutional
What does the "Double Jeopardy" clause mean? (found in the 5th Amendment)
A person cannot be tried twice for the same crime.
Obergefell v. Hodges (2015) ruled that marriage is a FEDERAL fundamental right guaranteed IN EVERY STATE by same-sex couples. How could the overturning of Roe v. Wade (abortion) impact the future of Obergefel v. Hodges?
Why is the Levy case known as “Tinker 2.0”? (Tinker for the Digital Age) (Must get 2 parts)
Levy limits disruptive speech OFF CAMPUS if it is
(1) bullying, (2) threatening, (3) hacking,(4) on school funded online events
Otherwise it is the parents' responsibility.
In the case Biden v. Nebraska, how did the Supreme Court "check" or "limit" the power of President Biden? (What did the Supreme Court not allow him to do?)
Checked or Limited the President's power to forgive student loans (without first getting Congress approval)