The intent of the decision made in Miranda v. Arizona was

to guarantee due process rights of the accused

Which of the following is TRUE concerning Roe v. Wade?

It struck down a Texas ban on abortion

The good faith exception is designed to

allow evidence obtained illegally to be admitted in court

Which of the following amendments is correctly paired with the case it overruled?

Dred Scott v. Sanford- 14th Amendment

With regard to religion, the Supreme Court has ruled that

some practices are not protected

The Supreme Court's decision in Miranda v. Arizona was based primarily on he

selective incorporation of the 5th Amendment

The exclusionary rule is controversial because

prohibits reliable evidence from being used in court

The Supreme Court ruled in Korematsu v. US that internment camps for Japanese-Americans were

constitutional, because of national security concerns

The Supreme Court has ruled which of the following concerning the death penalty/

it is not necessarily cruel and unusual punishment

Which of the following BEST describes the cour's position on affirmative action?

preferences are acceptable for the purpose of diversity

Griswold v. Connecticut established a legal precedent for the subsequent decisions in

Roe v. Wade and Lawrence v. Texas

The Supreme Court ruling in University of CA v. Bakke concerned which of the following?

the use of racial quotas in public university admissions

In the case Mapp v. Ohio, the Supreme Court established

the exclusionary rule of evidence

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1
The intent of the decision made in Miranda v. Arizona was
to allow the federal government to tighten its criminal laws
to guarantee due process rights of the accused
tie the hands of police after they arrest a suspect
to allow state governments to obtain confessions more easily
2
The Supreme Court first created "zones of privacy" in
Griswold v. Connecticut
Lawrence v. Texas
Bowers v. Hardwick
Roe v. Wade
3
Which of the following is TRUE concerning Roe v. Wade?
It based a women's right to choose on the 14th Amendment
It allowed third trimester abortions
It struck down a Texas ban on abortion
It imposed regulations on first trimester abortions
4
The good faith exception is designed to
exempt religious institutions from paying taxes
increase the power of prior restraint over he press
increase the rights of the accused
allow evidence obtained illegally to be admitted in court
5
Which of the following amendments is correctly paired with the case it overruled?
Dred Scott v. Sanford- 14th Amendment
Lawrence v. Texas- 24th Amendment
Roe v. Wade v. 14th Amendment
Griswold v Connecticut- the 19th Amendment
6
With regard to religion, the Supreme Court has ruled that
the establishment clause does not restrict school prayer
subsidies to parochial schools are never allowed
it is absolute
some practices are not protected
7
Gideon v. Wainwright affirmed the accused's right to
speedy trial
remain silent
legal counsel
avoid self-incrimination
8
The Supreme Court's decision in Miranda v. Arizona was based primarily on he
prohibition against ex post facto laws
selective incorporation of the 5th Amendment
states use of the full faith and credit clause
restriction against cruel and unusual punishment
9
The exclusionary rule is controversial because
prohibits reliable evidence from being used in court
violates a person's right to due process
it gives too much power to the prosecution
gives the police too much power
10
The Supreme Court ruled in Korematsu v. US that internment camps for Japanese-Americans were
unconstitutional, because they weren't given a trial
constitutional, because of national security concerns
constitutional, because they weren't citizens
unconstitutional, because they violated equal protection
11
The Supreme Court has afforded the least protection to
political speech
symbolic speech
the media
obscenity
12
All of the following are associated with the 4th Amendment EXCEPT
Veronia School District v. Acton
Mapp v. Ohio
Brandenburg v. Ohio
NJ v. TLO
13
The Supreme Court has ruled which of the following concerning the death penalty/
it is not necessarily cruel and unusual punishment
females may not be executed
it violates the 5th Amendment
lethal injection is the only acceptable method
14
Which of the following cases used the ninth Amendment as a constitutional argument?
Roe v. Wade
Engle v. Vitale
Plessy v. Ferguson
Miranda v. Arizona
15
Which of the following BEST describes the cour's position on affirmative action?
preferences are acceptable for the purpose of diversity
affirmative action programs are not legal
laws must be color-blind and neutral
quotas can be used in college admissions
16
Griswold v. Connecticut established a legal precedent for the subsequent decisions in
Gratz v. Bolinger and Grutter v. Bollinger
Roe v. Wade and Lawrence v. Texas
Tinker v. Des Moines and Hazelwood v. Kuhlmeier
Gideon v. Wainwright and Miranda v. Arizona
17
The Brown v. Board of Education decision was based upon which of the following?
free exercise clause
equal protection clause
establishment clause
due process clause
18
Miranda v. Arizona principally sought to safeguard criminal suspects'
avoid self-incrimination
protection from double jeopardy
access to an attorney
freedom from excessive bail
19
The right to have counsel present in court cases was established by
Powell v Alabama
Gideon v. Wainwright
Betts v. Brady
Miranda v. Arizona
20
The phrase "with all deliberate speed" is derived from
Planned Parenthood v. Casey
Plessy v. Ferguson
Grutter v. Bollinger
Brown v. Board of Education
21
The Supreme Court ruling in University of CA v. Bakke concerned which of the following?
the use of racial quotas in public university admissions
students' right to protest on campus
right of students to carry concealed weapons
accomodations for disabled students
22
In Plessy v. Ferguson, the court ruled that state-imposed racial segregation is based on
"separate, but equal"
"clear and present danger"
"imminent lawless action"
"reasonable suspicion"
23
In the case Mapp v. Ohio, the Supreme Court established
the "fighting words" doctrine
the exclusionary rule of evidence
the bad tendency doctrine
the stop and frisk rule of evidence

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