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  1. Which of the following SCOTUS cases dealt with Obscenity and Free Speech?


Miller v CA

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  1. Which of the following SCOTUS cases did NOT deal with 1st amendment rights?


Roe v Wade

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  1. Which of the following SCOTUS cases was primarily related to the "establishment clause"?


Lemon v Kurtzman

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  1. Which SCOTUS case dealt with defendants rights, particularly self incrimination?


Miranda v Arizona

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  1. Which SCOTUS case dealt with defendants rights, particularly the right to an attorney?


Gideon v Wainwright

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  1. Which SCOTUS case established the "exclusionary rule", which regulates the type of evidence used by prosecutors?


Mapp v Ohio

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  1. Which SCOTUS case upheld the right to desecrate the US Flag?


Texas v Johnson

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  1. Which of the followinG SCOTUS cases did NOT expand civil liberties?


Schenck v US

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  1. The main issue in the case of Engel v Vitale was:


Engel v Vitale

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  1. The importance of SCOTUS decisions, in terms of civil liberties, is due to:


Legal precedent

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  1. Which of the following amendments protects against cruel and unusual punishment?


8th Amendment

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  1. The right to privacy is considered to be implied by which amendment?


4th Amendment

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  1. The need for government officials to obtain a search warrant is connected to which amendment?


4th Amendment

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  1. The "free exercise clause" is a part of which amendment


1st Amendment

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  1. Which of the following types of speech is NOT protected by the first amendment?


Libelous speech

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  1. The term "prior restraint" has to do with the government:


Prior restraint

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  1. The term "plea bargaining" has to do with:


Plea bargaining

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  1. Which of the following would be an example of information protected under the "right to privacy"


Medical records

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  1. Which of the following would an example of information protected under the "right to privacy":


Miranda Rights

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  1. All SCOTUS cases apply to all states via the federal government.


True