Civil Liberties Review

A person has the right to talk to an attorney upon becoming a suspect

Spoken words that wrongly harm a reputation

Amish parents cannot be required to educate their children past the 8th grade

Public schools cannot require reading Bible Verses or the Lord's Prayer

Students in public schools can study the Bible in a literary and or history context

Violates the 14th amendment to exclude members of certain race from serving on a jury

Religious organizations may meet in public schools in the same manner student groups

Isolate a jury during a trial

States can pay to transport children to parochial schools

Cars can be searched without warrants if there is probable cause

Incorporated the 2nd amendment to the states; gun ownership is a fundamental right incorporated by the 14th amendment

Illegally obtained evidence cannot be used in a trial

Judicial order prohibiting the publication of information about a trial

Extended the exclusionary rule to state trials

The constitutional basis for the nationalization of the Bill of Rights is

Insulting words that provoke violence

The Free Exercise Clause gives people the right to

States must provide the accused with an attorney if the person cannon afford an attorney

Censorship of info before its broadcast or published

In criminal cases, the burden of proof lies with the

Written words that wrongly harm a reputation

The federal government cannot establish a national church

Schools may punish students for indecent speech at school or school events

Flag burning is protected by the 1st Amendment as "symbolic speech"

Race may be used as a qualifying factor in college admissions to promote diversity

Schools officials may restrict student expression in school publications

A person found not guilty in a criminal trial CAN be retried if the state discovers new evidence

Protects a reporters confidential sources

Some civil liberties can be restricted during wartime