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1
The concept of the right to privacy, while not written expressly, is understood from
First through Fourth Amendments
Fourth and Ninth Amendments
First and Fifth Amendments
Ninth and Tenth Amendments
2
Process of making some guarantees of the Bill of Rights apply to state governments & the national government
self-incrimination
symbolic speech
prior restraint
selective incorporation
3
Prohibited practice subjecting a suspect to prosecution twice for the same criminal act
Miranda rule
Double jeopardy
Deal or no deal
Defamation
4
Acts or statements that are extremely offensive to current societal standards, esp. affecting child exposure
obscenity
defamation
protected speech
conscientious objector
5
A person can't be charged with crimes discovered during an illegal search.
Seizure
Probable cause
Exclusionary rule
Search warrant
6
Protesters can be required to have permits so that the government can suppress hate messages.
True
False
7
Requiring or encouraging young students to participate religious practices at school events
is OK except during school hours
is OK if acceptable in the community
is prohibited only in classrooms
infringes upon students' 1st Amend. rights
8
Which of the following are civil liberties, freedoms or protections from government actions?
equal protection clause
due process
prohibitions against ex post facto laws
habeas corpus
9
Disagreements between individuals or businesses in which people seek compensation for damages in court
exclusionary rule
jurisdiction
criminal case
civil case
10
This limits the ability of government to control or restrict religious practices
Free exercise clause
Freedom of assembly
Establishment clause
Freedom of expression
11
. Congress is prohibited from creating or promoting a state-sponsored religion
Freedom of assembly
Establishment clause
Free exercise clause
Freedom of expression
12
What are some expressions that are NOT protected?
libel and slander
incitement to violence
criticism of the government
genuine threats
13
Anti-federalists wanted Bill of Rights because they feared Congress would expand their powers using this clause
due process clause
establishment clause
"necessary and proper" clause
comity clause
14
When a person "pleads the fifth," he or she is exercising the protection against
slander/libel
probable cause
self-incrimination
illegal searches
15
The "fruit of the poisonous vine" refers to evidence obtained illegally.
False
True