The decision that was made in Roe v. Wade was based on

Right of privacy, 15th Amendment

IN the Swann v. Charlotte Mecklenburg case the Supreme Court

intra-district de facto segre. can be remedied by busing

Regarding the exclusionary Rule, during the period of the 1980's and 1990's, the courts seemed

to modify to make it less cumbersome for the police

The Supreme Court's position on free speech during 1950 to 2000 was

free speech can be infringed upon under rare circumstances

What is the main precedent/signifance of Regents of UC v. Bakke?

use of racial quotas in public university admissions is okay

The Bill of Rights was added to the Constitution at the insistence of

critics at the state ratifying conventions

What is the precedent/significance of Lawrence v. Texas?

Texas law criminalizing sexual behavior was unconstitutional

What is the precedent/significance of Korematsu v. US?

liberties can be infringed upon during national security

In 2003, the Supreme Court upheld affirmative action as long as it does what?

aims at diversity and includes race

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1
The decision that was made in Roe v. Wade was based on
Right of privacy
19th amendment
Equal rights amendment
15th Amendment
2
The __________ banned gender discrimination in employment
Title IX
19th Amendment
Civil Rights Act of 1964
Lilly Ledbetter Act
3
IN the Swann v. Charlotte Mecklenburg case the Supreme Court
quotas are not allowed when considering college admission
intra-district de facto segre. can be remedied by busing
Jim Crow laws blocking voter registration were null and void
any company aided by federal funds cannot discriminate
4
Regarding the exclusionary Rule, during the period of the 1980's and 1990's, the courts seemed
abandoned it completely to make any evidence admissible
continued its enforcement as before
made it stricter to discourage police misconduct
to modify to make it less cumbersome for the police
5
The Supreme Court's position on free speech during 1950 to 2000 was
government may limit speech if people find it offensive
free speech can be infringed upon under rare circumstances
Only state governments can place limits on free speech
government may not limit speech under any circumstances
6
Which of the following Supreme Court cases involved the principle of "one person, one vote?"
Mapp v. Ohio
Baker v. Carr
Korematsu v. US
Roe v. Wade
7
What is the main precedent/signifance of Regents of UC v. Bakke?
accommodations for disabled students is required
use of racial quotas in public university admissions is okay
rights of students to protest on a publicly funded campus
in class prayer is allowed in a public funded school
8
Which clause is not part of the 14th amendment?
the due process clause
the equal protection clause
the establishment clause
the privileges and immunities clause
9
What was the precedent/significance of Gideon v. Wainwright?
to get a speedy and public trial
to be punished excessively
to not incriminate oneself
to get representation
10
Polls taxes for federal elections were outlawed by the
Civil Rights Act of 1964
Baker v. Carr
Voting Rights Act of 1965
24th Amendment
11
In Lemon v. Kurtzman, the Supreme Court established that aid can't
not create excessive government entanglement
inhibit religion
have a secular purpose
not advance a specific religion
12
The Bill of Rights was added to the Constitution at the insistence of
the 1st Continental Congress
the Founders
the Federalist Party
critics at the state ratifying conventions
13
To enforce the 14th Amendment more clearly, Congress passed the
Civil Rights of 1964
War Powers Resolution
Social Security Act
26th Amendment
14
The clear and present danger test devised by the Supreme Court was designed so officials could
limit free speech
mobilize troops
ban obscene materials
suspend habeas corpus protections
15
What is the precedent/significance of Lawrence v. Texas?
equal protection clause prohibits discrimination
gay marriage was legal in all states
Texas law criminalizing sexual behavior was unconstitutional
boy scouts could prevent homosexuals from being leaders
16
What is the precedent/significance of Korematsu v. US?
to a speedy trial
to a get a speedy and public trial
liberties can be infringed upon during national security
to not incriminate themselves
17
The idea that courts view censorship of the press very unfavorably:
prior restraint
least restrictive means
comparative worth
neutrality
18
Which of the following is Not an element of the 1st Amendment?
freedom of the press
right to petition the government against grievances
Right to travel
Free exercise clause
19
What was the precedent/significance of DC v. Heller?
made all gun bans unconstitutional
forced DC to lift its gun ban
lmited free speech at political rallies
was the first supreme ruling on the 5th amendment
20
Approximately 90% of criminal cases end with a
not guilty verdict
plea bargain
guilty
failure to get an indictment through a grand jury
21
African Americans were first given the legal right to vote by the
13th Amendment
24th Amendment
Civil Rights Act of 1964
15th Amendment
22
In 2003, the Supreme Court upheld affirmative action as long as it does what?
applies to gender, not race
favors children of U of Michigan graduates
aims at diversity and includes race
is limited to law school admissions

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