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Original Jurisdiction

______ _________ is the court that hear a case for the first time

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attainder

A law that declares an action of an individual can be punished without a trial is a bill of _________

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Docket

A ________ is the list of cases to be heard by a court

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14th

The Supreme Court has used the ______ amendment to incorporate the Bill of Rights into the state law

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Supreme Court

The _______ ________ has original and appellate jurisdiction

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Declaration of Sentiment

The ‘__________________ in 1848 paraphrased the ‘Declaration of Independence’ to point out women had been excluded from its rights

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Federal

A _____ court has jurisdiction over a citizen of one State is suing a citizen from another State, a State is suing a resident of another State, a State suing another State

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dual

State and Federal courts are a part of the ______ court system of the United States

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District

_______ Courts have original jurisdiction over most cases heard in Federal court

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political

The reason the Supreme Court Justices serve life terms is to avoid __________ influence

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life

A constitutional court judge is appointed for _______

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Seneca Falls

The ________ ________ Convention sparked the Women’s rights movement

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Marbury v Madison

The principles of Judicial Review were established by the ________ v _________ case

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Treason

________ is the only crime specifically defined in the Consitution

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Writ of Certiorari

A ____ of _________ is issued when the Supreme Court accepts a case to review

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Grand Jury

A _____ ________ decides if there is enough evidence to warrant a trial

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Dissenting Opinion

A ‘_______ ________’ is written by a Supreme Court Justice who disagrees with the ‘Opinion of the Court

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Free Exercise

Believing and practicing the religion you choose is your right as part of the ______ _________ clause

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1st

Right to peacefully assemble is the __ Amendment

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5th

Due process of the law is the ____ Amendment

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4th

Right against unreasonable searches and seizures is the ____ Amendment

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7th

Right to a jury trial in civil cases is the ___ Amendment

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2nd

Right to bear arms is the ___ Amendment

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8th

Nor cruel and unusual punishments inflicted is part of the ___ Amendment

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6th

To have the Assistance of Counsel for his defense is part of the ___ Amendment

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3rd

No Soldier shall be quartered in any house is the ___ Amendment

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1st

Freedom of the Press is the __ Amendment

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6th

The rights to a speedy and public trial is the ____ Amendment

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Exclusive Jurisdiction

________ _________ refers to cases that may only be heard in Federal courts

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inferior

The Constitution refers to all courts below the Supreme Court as _________ Courts

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Judicial Activism

_______ ___________ says the Supreme Court should interpret the Constitution more broadly

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Judicial Restraint

_________ __________ says the Supreme Court should only make decisions based on what is explicitly written in the Constitution

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Affirmative Action

_______ _________ is a policy designed to give special attention to, or compensatory treatment of, members of a previously disadvantaged group

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Litmus

The ________ Test is a test of ideological purity and is significant to Supreme Court nominees

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Bill of Rights

The ______ of _______ originally established restrictions against the National Government

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Civil Liberties

______ __________ are protections of individual rights from govt action

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Wall of Separation

The ______ of __________ doctrine refers to the division between church and state

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Tinker v Des Moines

In ______ v ________  the Supreme Court said students maintain 1st Amendment rights as long as the school day is not disrupted

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Prior Restraint

Supreme Court cases Near v. Minnesota and New York Times v. U.S. dealt w/ ________ _________

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1st

Burning the United States Flag is protected by symbolic speech under the ___ Amendment

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5th

The ___ Amendment guarantees Due process for suspects

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clear and present danger

The concept of ‘______ ____ _______ _______’ established in Schenck v. U.S., the Supreme Court ruled not all 1st Amendment rights are guaranteed, especially during times of war

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14th

The Right to Privacy found in the ___ Amendment and the Bill of Rights helped the Supreme Court in the decision of the Roe v. Wade case

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twice

A person can’t be tried _____ for the same crime after an acquittal decision has been made

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5th

An accused criminal does not have to act as a witness against themselves if it may incriminate them as part of the _____ Amendment

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Miranda v. Arizona

________v _______ resulted in the reading of a suspect’s Miranda rights at the time of arrest

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exclusionary rule

Mapp v. Ohio dealt with the _______ ________, illegally obtained evidence can’t be used

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Habeas corpus petition

______ ________ petition is filed when an imprisoned person wants to be brought before a judge so that the judge can determine whether the imprisonment is legal

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eminent domain

The government’s power to seize private property for the public good with compensation is known as ______ _________

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Jim Crow

The Civil Rights Act of 1964 outlawed ______ ______ laws

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Jurisdiction

_______________ directly limits which court may decide/hear a case

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Dred Scott v. Sandford

Stated slaves were property and could not be citizens was ________ _______ v Sanford

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Engle v. Vitale

School mandated prayer is unconstitutional according to ________ v Vitale

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Separate but Equal

Plessy v. Ferguson created the ‘________ _____ _______’ doctrine

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Roe v Wade

_____ v _______ protected the right for 1st trimester abortions. It was overturned by Dobbs v. Jackson Women’s Health Organization (2022)

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McCulloch v. Maryland

Necessary and Proper and Supremacy Clauses’ were upheld in _________ v _________

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Loving v. Virginia

_______ v ________ said Interracial Marriage could not be outlawed

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Texas v. Johnson

‘Symbolic speech’ extends to burning the U.S. flag as part of _______ v _______

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Gitlow v. New York

Incorporated Bill of Rights to states from ________ v New York

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Brown v. Board of Education

Segregation of the races is inherently unequal according to ________ v ________ ___ __________

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Gideon v. Wainwright

_______ v Wainwright included states must grant the right to counsel