JEOPARDY #1 Civil Rights & Civil Liberties
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JEOPARDY #1 Civil Rights & Civil Liberties
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JEOPARDY #1 Civil Rights & Civil Liberties. GROUPIES - 100. Interest group which represents the rights of older Americans. GROUPIES - 100. What is the AARP?. GROUPIES - 200. Of these, the group which may be classified and discriminated against on any reasonable basis: - PowerPoint PPT Presentation
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JEOPARDY #1Civil Rights & Civil Liberties
GROUPIES Quotables Constitutional
ProtectionsSpecial Cases
Whazzit? POT LUCK
100 100 100 100 100 100
200 200 200 200 200 200
300 300 300 300 300 300
400 400 400 400 400 400
500 500 500 500 500 500
GROUPIES - 100
Interest group which represents the rights of older Americans
GROUPIES - 100
What is the AARP?
GROUPIES - 200
Of these, the group which may be classified and discriminated
against on any reasonable basis:
Blacks, Latinos, the disabled, women, or older Americans
GROUPIES - 200
What is “older Americans”?
GROUPIES - 300
Inherently suspect
GROUPIES - 300
What is classification by race?
GROUPIES - 400
Of these, the group which has had the fewest of its members
elected to the U.S. Senate:
Women, blacks, Asian-Pacific Islanders, Latinos, or Native
Americans
GROUPIES - 400
What is “Native Americans”?
GROUPIES - 500
Hardwick v. GA,
Romer v. Evans, &
Lawrence v. Texas
GROUPIES - 500
What are cases that deal with the civil rights of homosexuals?
Quotables - 100
According to its provisions,“Equality of rights under the law shall not
be denied or abridged by the United States or any State on
account of sex.”
Quotables - 100
What is the ERA – Equal Righs Amendment?
Quotables - 200
According to Thomas Jefferson, it was created by the 1st
Amendment’s “Establishment Clause”
Quotables - 200
What is the “Wall of Separation” between church and state?
Quotables - 300
Test set by Schenck v. U.S. for balancing freedom of speech
and national security
Quotables - 300
What is the “clear and pressent danger” test?
Quotables - 400
Rule for judging segregation set by Plessy v. Ferguson
Quotables - 400
What is “separate but equal”?
Quotables - 500
According to the 1st Amendment, “Congress shall
make NO law” abridging these five freedoms.
Quotables - 500
What are freedom of speech, press, religion, assembly, and
petition?
Constitutional Protections - 100
Requires the government to charge or release a prisoner
Constitutional Protections - 100
What is habeas corpus?
Big Names - 200
Means nobody can be punished for a crime committed before a
law against it was passed
Big Names - 200
What is the prohibition of ex post facto criminal laws?
Constitutional Protections - 300
protected in Tinker v. Des Moines and Texas v. Johnson
Constitutional Protections - 300
What is symbolic speech?
Constitutional Protections - 400
Prohibited by the 4th Amendment
Constitutional Protections - 400
What are “unreasonable searches and seizures”?
Constitutional Protections - 500
Right protected by Griswold v. CT and Roe v. Wade
Constitutional Protections - 500
What is the right to privacy?
Special Cases - 100
Required by Miranda v. Arizona (1966) in order to protect this
right in this amendment; upheld by
Dickerson v. U.S. (2000)
Special Cases - 100
What is the reading of rights to a suspect in order to protect
the 5th Amendment guarantee against self-incrimination?
Special Cases - 200
Issue which raised questions about this 8th Amendment right in these
cases: Furman v. GA (1972)
Gregg v. GA (1976)Atkins v. VA (2002)
Roper v. Simmons (2005)
Special Cases - 200
What is the death penalty and cruel and unusual
punishment?
Special Cases - 300
Amendment & right at issue in
Powell v. Alabama
Betts v. Brady
Gideon v. Wainwright
Argersinger v. Hamlin
Special Cases - 300
What is the 6th Amendment right to counsel?
Special Cases - 400
Amendment, right, and rule addressed in
Mapp v. Ohio (1961)
U.S. v. Payner
Nix v. Williams (1984)
U.S. v. Leon (1984)
AZ v. Evans (1995)
Special Cases - 400
What are the 4th Amendment guarantee against
unreasonable searches and seizures and the exclusionary
rule?
Special Cases - 500
General and specific focus of
Tinker v. Des Moines (1969) &
Texas v. Johnson (1989)
Special Cases - 500
What are 1. General - symbolic speech?
2. Specifica. Armbands worn as war protest in
school
b. Flag-burning
Whazzit? - 100
Constitutional protections against government
Whazzit? - 100
What are civil liberties?
Whazzit? - 200
Laws which allow reporters to protect their sources
Whazzit? - 200
What are shield laws?
Whazzit? - 300
The way most cases are disposed of
Whazzit? - 300
What is by means of plea bargain?
Whazzit? - 400
Substantive and Procedural
Whazzit? - 400
What are two kinds of due process?
Whazzit? - 500
The legal standard for libel
Whazzit? - 500
What is “actual malice”?
POT LUCK - 100
Supreme Court says it’s not protected by the 1st
amendment, but declined to define it, leaving that up to
community standards
POT LUCK - 100
What is obscenity?
POT LUCK - 200
Right at issue in Roe v. Wade
Planned Parenthood v. Casey
Webster v. Reproductive Health Services
POT LUCK - 200
What are abortion rights?
POT LUCK - 300
Selective incorporation
POT LUCK - 300
What is the application of the rights contained in the Bill of
Rights to the states on a cases by case basis?
POT LUCK - 400
1. Secular purpose
2. Neutral effect
3. no excessive entanglement
POT LUCK - 400
What is the Lemon Test established in Lemon v.
Kurtzman (1971)?
POT LUCK - 500
Gitlow v. New York (1925)
POT LUCK - 500
What was the first case to apply any part of the Bill of Rights to
the states?
