Plessy v. Ferguson was a staged event that backfired, how?

It resulted in Jim Crow laws being legal

Legal requirement for the government to fairly follow all legal rights

Define Ex Post Facto?

new laws cannot apply to things that happened in the past

Bakke v. California allowed Affirmative Action to continue but not what?

Bakke still never got to be a doctor, Racial Quotas

Define Substantive Due Process

fairness of the laws themselves

Define the exlusionary rule

Evidence gained as a result of an illegal search cannot be used in court

Why does Miller v. US further complicate the 2nd amendment

It is interpreted differently by both pro gun and anti-gun people

What are the 4 policing powers of the States?

promote health, safety, morals and general welfare

A court order which prevents unjust arrests and imprisonment

Temporary release of an accused person awaiting trial

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Court Case Unit

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1
What Supreme Court case reinforced the 3/5th compromise and led to the Civil War?
Brown v. Board of Education
Plessy v. Ferguson
Dred Scott v. Sandford
Marbury v. Madison
2
Brown v. Board outlawed what?
Desegregation
NAACP
Separate but equal
Racism
3
What Supreme Court case dealt with the issue of marriage privacy
Gideon v. Wainwright
Roe v. Wade
Terry v. Ohio
Griswold v. Connecticut
4
Plessy v. Ferguson was a staged event that backfired, how?
Plessy was deemed 3/5th a person
It resulted in Jim Crow laws being legal
It resulted Jim Crow laws outlawed
It got rid of the Seperate Car Act
5
What Supreme Court case was overturned in 2022 and officially became a states rights issue
Griswold v. Connecticut
Gideon v. Wainwright
Miller v. US
Roe v. Wade
6
Define Due Process?
Legal requirement for the government to ignore all legal rights
Legal requirement for the government to prioritize all illegal laws
Legal requirement for the government to violate all legal rights
Legal requirement for the government to fairly follow all legal rights
7
Define Ex Post Facto?
new laws cannot apply to things that happened in the past
changed laws will have a grandfather clause
you can be arrested for something you did while it was legal
even if its not a crime, you still have to do the time
8
Bakke v. California allowed Affirmative Action to continue but not what?
Bakke still never got to be a doctor
Segregated schools
Racial Quotas
Score based college admissions
9
Through what amendment is Due Process extended to protection from the states?
2nd amendment
9th amendment
14th amendment
5th amendment
10
Brown v. Board overturned what significant court case
Plessy v. Ferguson
Roe v. Wade
Dred Scott v. Sandford
Terry v. Ohio
11
Define Substantive Due Process
fairness of the enforcement of the laws
fairness of the people who create the laws
fairness of the location the law is enforced
fairness of the laws themselves
12
What did police find after they searched Terry because he was "scouting" out a jewelry store
a puppy
a knife
a pistol
a shotgun
13
What is the 2 step trial process for capital punishment
Guilt phase and penalty phase
Appeal phase and execution phase
Innocence phase and conviction phase
Investigation phase and sentencing phase
14
Define the exlusionary rule
Evidence gained as a result of an illegal search cannot be used in court
Evidence obtained illegally to be used in court
Evidence obtained in violation of the Fourth Amendment to be used in court
Evidence obtained through a search warrant to be excluded from court
15
Why does Miller v. US further complicate the 2nd amendment
It allows all types of guns to be legal
It gives the government too much power
It is interpreted differently by both pro gun and anti-gun people
It bans guns
16
This was the Warren Court Case made sure that everyone in America had the Right to a Lawyer
Brown v. Board
Griswold v. Connecticut
Miranda v. Arizona
Gideon v. Wainwright
17
What are the 4 policing powers of the States?
promote health, safety, morals and general welfare
qualified immunity
arrest, search and seizure, stop and frisk, and interrogation
Violate your rights
18
What are the two types of Due Process?
Legal Due Process and Illegal Due Process
Before and After
Procedural and Subtractive
Procedural and Substantive
19
This individual was convicted of assault and kid napping, twice, before he died in a bar fight
Mapp
Gideon
Terry
Miranda
20
Due Process protects what three things?
life, liberty, and property
freedom, justice, and equality
privacy, security, and happiness
speech, religion, and assembly
21
In the Supreme Court cases, Katz v. US, what was the outcome
Even if there is a door, privacy cannot be expected in public
Wiretapping is legal without a search warrant
Expected level of privacy
That areas have rights
22
In what Supreme Court case was a lady's house broken into by police who had a fake warrant?
Mapp v. Ohio
Gideon v. Wainwright
Miranda v. Arizona
Terry v. Ohio
23
Define Habeas Corpus
the fairness of the laws themselves
A court order which prevents unjust arrests and imprisonment
is a law that allows judges to order that the accused be held without bail
laws passed by Congress that inflict punishment without a court trial
24
What is bail?
Temporary release of an accused person awaiting trial
A financial penalty imposed on an accused person
A form of punishment for a crime
A type of legal document
25
Katz argued that the phone booth was a private area and the FBI were required to get what?
A warrant
Another phone
A gun
Evidence

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