requires that suspects be read their rights before questioning
  • The term "separation of church and state"
  • The Miranda rule
  • All of the following were ruled by the Supreme Court in Lemon v. Kurtzman except that
  • The bad-tendency rule meant that
limits the national government from prohibiting people from practicing their religions and is part of the Fourteenth Amendment
  • Gag orders have been used to
  • the writ of habeus corpus is
  • The free exercise clause allows
  • The free exercise clause
one to believe whatever he/she may want
  • The free exercise clause allows
  • The 1994 Freedom of Access to Clinic Entrances Act
  • Gag orders have been used to
  • Symbolic speech is
forbidding the admission of illegaly seized evidence at trial
  • The Communications Decency Act of 1996 and the Children's Online Protection act of 1998
  • The exclusionary rule is a policy
  • The Patriot Act that strengthned the government's investigatory powers
  • The New York Times v. United States case
defamation in writing
  • Civil Liberties
  • Slander is
  • Libel is
  • A concern with school vouchers is that they may be used at religious schools and, therefore, violate
actual malice
  • For a public official to obtain a damage award under libel laws, he or she must prove
  • The Supreme Court has allowed municipalities to require permits for parades, sound trucks, and demonstrations
  • All of the following statements about "partial birth abortion" are true except that
  • Which Iowa Senatory recently announced that he will not seek another term?
Mitch McConnell
  • All of the following were ruled by the Supreme Court in Lemon v. Kurtzman except that
  • The bad-tendency rule meant that
  • The Senate Majority leader is
  • The Senate Minority Leader is
have been blocked on constitutional grounds
  • The Communications Decency Act of 1996 and the Children's Online Protection act of 1998
  • The New York Times v. United States case
  • In 1989, in Webster v. Reproductive health Services and Planeed Parenthood v. casey, the Supreme Court ruled that the state may
  • All of the following were ruled by the Supreme Court in Lemon v. Kurtzman except that
held that the law violated the right to privacy
  • In 1965, in Griswold v. Conneticut, a case involving the legality of contraceptives, the Supreme Court
  • Following Cruzan v. Director, Missouri Department of Health,
  • In Gideon v. Wain wright the Supreme Court ruled
  • The New York Times v. United States case
so that public officials may control traffic or prevent demonstrations from turning into riots
  • The teacheing of evolution in public schools
  • The Supreme Court has allowed municipalities to require permits for parades, sound trucks, and demonstrations
  • The 1994 Freedom of Access to Clinic Entrances Act
  • For a public official to obtain a damage award under libel laws, he or she must prove
has caused some concern that Fourth Amendment restriction on search and seizures may be violated
  • All of the following are true of the death penalty except that
  • The Communications Decency Act of 1996 and the Children's Online Protection act of 1998
  • The Patriot Act that strengthned the government's investigatory powers
  • The exclusionary rule is a policy
affirmed the no prior restrain doctrine
  • Following Cruzan v. Director, Missouri Department of Health,
  • The New York Times v. United States case
  • In Engel v. Vitale (1962), the Supreme Court threw out the Regents' Prayer used in New York public schools because
  • In osborne v. Ohio, the Supreme Court ruled that states can outlas the possession of child pornography in the home
prohibits protestors from blocking entrances to abortion clinics
  • With regard to physician-assisted suicide, the Supreme Court has said that
  • The 1994 Freedom of Access to Clinic Entrances Act
  • The teacheing of evolution in public schools
  • the writ of habeus corpus is
was developed by Thomas Jefferson and refers to the establishment clause
  • The term "separation of church and state"
  • In Gideon v. Wain wright the Supreme Court ruled
  • The Patriot Act that strengthned the government's investigatory powers
  • The New York Times v. United States case
in 2002, the Court ruled that persons under the age of nineteen cannot be put to death
  • All of the following are true of the death penalty except that
  • The Miranda rule
  • All of the following were ruled by the Supreme Court in Lemon v. Kurtzman except that
  • The bad-tendency rule meant that
holds the view that most of the protections of the Bill of Rights aply to state and local governments' activities through the Fourteenth Amendment
  • The establishment clause in the First Amendment
  • the writ of habeus corpus is
  • The incorporation theory
  • In the area of freedom of speech,
require public employeesto assist in abortions and requiretax-payer money to provide abortions
  • In Engel v. Vitale (1962), the Supreme Court threw out the Regents' Prayer used in New York public schools because
  • In Gideon v. Wain wright the Supreme Court ruled
  • In 1989, in Webster v. Reproductive health Services and Planeed Parenthood v. casey, the Supreme Court ruled that the state may
  • In osborne v. Ohio, the Supreme Court ruled that states can outlas the possession of child pornography in the home
displays such as lights, Santa Claus, and reindeer have been allowed
  • With regard to physician-assisted suicide, the Supreme Court has said that
  • According to the clear and present danger test, expression could be restricted if
  • All of the following statements about "partial birth abortion" are true except that
  • All of the following are true about religious displays on public property except that
evidence exists that such expression would cause a condition that would endanger the public
  • As originally presented in the Constitution, the Bill of Rights
  • All of the following are true about religious displays on public property except that
  • With regard to physician-assisted suicide, the Supreme Court has said that
  • According to the clear and present danger test, expression could be restricted if
Chuck Grassley
  • With regard to physician-assisted suicide, the Supreme Court has said that
  • Which Iowa Senatory recently announced that he will not seek another term?
  • A concern with school vouchers is that they may be used at religious schools and, therefore, violate
  • All of the following statements about "partial birth abortion" are true except that
individual states have not tried to ban the practice
  • All of the following statements about "partial birth abortion" are true except that
  • According to the clear and present danger test, expression could be restricted if
  • As originally presented in the Constitution, the Bill of Rights
  • An individual's trial rights include all of the following except
a false statement that harms the good reputation of another
  • Symbolic speech is
  • Slander is
  • An individual's trial rights include all of the following except
  • Civil Liberties
the right to be brought before a court and have the reasons for detention explained
  • the writ of habeus corpus is
  • The free exercise clause allows
  • Gag orders have been used to
  • The free exercise clause
only in 1925, in Gitlow v. New York, a case dealing with free speech
  • All of the following are true of the death penalty except that
  • In 1965, in Griswold v. Conneticut, a case involving the legality of contraceptives, the Supreme Court
  • In Gideon v. Wain wright the Supreme Court ruled
  • The Supreme Court began applying the Bill of Rights to state governments
the fear that the increase powers may be used to silence government critics
  • As originally presented in the Constitution, the Bill of Rights
  • Some criticisism of the Patriot Act's strengthening of governmental investigatory powers reflects
  • The incorporation theory
  • An individual's trial rights include all of the following except
high schools can impose restrictions that are not allowed in colleges, high school officials may censor school publications, some universities have prohibited "hate speech," and campus speech restrictions have usually been ruled unconstitutional
  • In the area of freedom of speech,
  • The teacheing of evolution in public schools
  • The free exercise clause
  • To be considered obscene, a work
it is no part of the business of government to compose official prayers
  • In Gideon v. Wain wright the Supreme Court ruled
  • In 1989, in Webster v. Reproductive health Services and Planeed Parenthood v. casey, the Supreme Court ruled that the state may
  • In Engel v. Vitale (1962), the Supreme Court threw out the Regents' Prayer used in New York public schools because
  • In osborne v. Ohio, the Supreme Court ruled that states can outlas the possession of child pornography in the home
the Eigth Amendment
  • An individual's trial rights include all of the following except
  • All of the following are true of flag burning except
  • A defendant's pretrial rights include all of the following except
  • Cruel and unusual punishment is prohibited by
the First Amendment, the Third and Fourth Amendments, the Fifth Amendment, and the Ninth Amendment
  • The 1994 Freedom of Access to Clinic Entrances Act
  • Cruel and unusual punishment is prohibited by
  • the United States Secretary of state is
  • The Court has based the right to privacy on
apply the Bill of Rights to the state governments
  • The Communications Decency Act of 1996 and the Children's Online Protection act of 1998
  • The exclusionary rule is a policy
  • In 1965, in Griswold v. Conneticut, a case involving the legality of contraceptives, the Supreme Court
  • The Fourteenth Amendment has been used to
Limited only the power of the national government, not that of the states
  • An individual's trial rights include all of the following except
  • As originally presented in the Constitution, the Bill of Rights
  • All of the following are true about religious displays on public property except that
  • According to the clear and present danger test, expression could be restricted if
the right to not be subject to lengthy questioning
  • the writ of habeus corpus is
  • An individual's trial rights include all of the following except
  • Gag orders have been used to
  • A defendant's pretrial rights include all of the following except
Harry Reid
  • The bad-tendency rule meant that
  • The Senate Minority Leader is
  • The Miranda rule
  • The Senate Majority leader is
the nonverbal expression of beliefs
  • Slander is
  • Symbolic speech is
  • The free exercise clause allows
  • Civil Liberties
a constitutional amendment has been passed outlawing flag burning
  • the United States Secretary of state is
  • All of the following are true of flag burning except
  • With regard to physician-assisted suicide, the Supreme Court has said that
  • All of the following are true about religious displays on public property except that
the establishment clause
  • According to the clear and present danger test, expression could be restricted if
  • For a public official to obtain a damage award under libel laws, he or she must prove
  • The free exercise clause allows
  • A concern with school vouchers is that they may be used at religious schools and, therefore, violate
Has been aplied to questions of the legality of state and local government aid to religious organizations and schools. Means that neither the federal government nor state governments can set up a church. Is different than the free exercise clause. Has been used to decide the actions of government allowing or prohibiting school prayer.
  • The 1994 Freedom of Access to Clinic Entrances Act
  • In the area of freedom of speech,
  • The teacheing of evolution in public schools
  • The establishment clause in the First Amendment
0:0:1



Answered

Not Answered

Not Visited
Correct : 0
Incorrect : 0