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Assess the meaning of the Sixth Amendment
A. The Sixth Amendment protects against self-incrimination B. The Sixth Amendment
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Which of the following statements explains the Fourth Amendment's protections against unreasonable searches and seizures?
A.
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What is the exclusionary rule?
A. The exclusionary rule allows schools to conduct random drug testing. B. The exclusionary rule
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Briefly describe the following court cases or laws/Acts by identifying (for each one):
-The constitutional amendment or law
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Quinn
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What is the freedom from prior restraint?
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Anne
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In what ways is the Constitution amendable?
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how can constitutions promote change or help resolve social issues?give some historical examples
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maria
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In which ways does the Constitution protect people from a possibly unfair state government?
(1 point) Article 2 gives powers to
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with the improvements in transportation and communication, would the original Articles of Con. work for all 50 states today?
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Scalia says that the Constitution is a fundamental exception from (or to)
1. the wishes of judges. 2. the interests of
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HM
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The constitutional provision that federal judges and justices hold office "during good behavior" has
a. meant, in effect, that
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HM
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Why is it significant that the vow was given to a particular person rather than a nation, written constitution, or religion?
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Anonymous
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What was the constitutional basis for overturning the Virginia statute in Loving v. Virginia?
A. The Supreme Court found that the
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why would the "Fleeing Felon Doctrine" be declared unconstitutional?
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Stacy
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The __________ Amendment gives a defendant the right to remain silent. (Points: 5)
Sixth Fourth Fifth Third it think its "Fifth"
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Bobby
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a. are always constitutional
b. are always unconstitutional c. may be upheld by the supreme court if they meet certain criteria
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Anthony
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What is the Constitutional Act?
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How does the Bill of Rights protect you?
(1 point) • It restricts both the federal and state governments from abusing your
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Which of the following statements best summarizes the First Amendment? (1 point)
• The First Amendment is designed to protect
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tfxghdd
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What is the exclusionary rule?(1 point) Responses The exclusionary rule states that school officials do not need probable cause
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True / False
If false change the word in ( ) i missed several of these and i need to turn it in again and i don't know which ones
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krystal
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Please answer or give reference link
Due Process: Relate the 5th/4th Amendment, procedural, substansive, police power, right to
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TonyaVV
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Due Process: Relate the 5th/4th Amendment, procedural, substansive, police power, right to privacy. what's in common?
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MorganV
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Explain the process of amending the Australian Constitution. Give details of events leading up to the 1999 referendum and
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Anton
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What is the exclusionary rule?(1 point) Responses The exclusionary rule does not allow evidence collected in violation of the
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Which of the following happens if a conflict occurs between a statute and the Constitution?
(1 point) Responses A new amendment
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electrical energy properties
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The first amendment protects which rights?
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how does the third amendment affect eminent domain
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ashley --- HELP PLEASEE!!!
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What is the establishment clause?
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cheyenne
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IF YOU COULD CHANGE ANY CONSTITUTIONAL LAW, OR AMENDMENT, WHAT WOULD YOU CHANGE, AND WHY.IF YOUR PROPOSAL MADE IT TO THE
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ms. davis
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Which statement best identifies the impact of constitutional interpretation?
Constitutional interpretations can Lead to a change
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Quentin Smith
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How did the ruling in the Miranda v. Arizona case change law enforcement procedures?
Law enforcement may search a home without a
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Quentin Smith
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in 20 words explain
1. What does separation of powers mean? 2. Why is it important that separation of powers are in our
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The First Amendment does not guarantee absolute freedoms or rights Why?
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Use Amending formula, rule of law and civil law individually in sentences.
Please help me form sentences, i cannot crack my brain
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Farah
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if a proposed amendment violates the constitution, should the supreme court be able to block it's ratification? Explain.
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Kathlene
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8. A journalist is being compelled to reveal a confidential source of information, but the source would be useful to the
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justin
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In the pending case of Snyder v. Phelps, whose side would you find easier to defend and why?
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HLN
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Which of the following explains how a republic’s constitution can affect the rights of its citizens?
A. Constitutions do not
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Which of the following is the name of the interpretation of the Fourteenth Amendment that requires states, in addition to the
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What is the exclusionary rule?(1 point) Responses The exclusionary rule does not allow evidence collected in violation of the
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2. Why is it important that separation of powers are in our constitution?
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Which of the following is the name of the interpretation of the 14th amendment that requires states in addition to the federal
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When resolving disputes between branches of government, what doctrine gives the Supreme Court authority?
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The Constitution of the Crown can best be described as (1 point) Responses a collection of documents and legal precedent that
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Ray
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if the U.S. were to have another constitutional convention, would we keep a federal system or change? why or why not
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Wik Peoples v Queensland (1996) 187 CLR 1
what are the facts and precedent
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1st Amendment help.
How can one argue persuasively that the status quo of Defamation (i.e., New York V. Sullivan) should be
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Nancy
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What is the meaning of seperation of powers
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beth
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why does the constitution not refer to local government?
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karin
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