Constitutional Law Final Exam Review Flashcards

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Which Article of the Constitution establishes the legislative branch?

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Article I

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Which Article deals with the judicial branch?

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Article III

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The process for amending the Constitution is found in:

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Article V

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The “Full Faith and Credit” clause is most relevant to which issue?

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State recognition of other states’ laws

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The “Supreme Law of the Land” clause is located in:

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Article VII

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How many amendments currently exist in the Constitution?

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27

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Which amendment protects against self-incrimination?

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5th

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Which amendment granted women the right to vote?

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19th

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Which amendment lowered the voting age to 18?

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26th

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Which clause allows Congress to make laws beyond those explicitly listed in the Constitution?

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Necessary and Proper Clause

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Which clause prohibits states from discriminating against citizens of other states?

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Privileges and Immunities Clause

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The 2nd Amendment addresses:

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Right to bear arms

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Which amendment abolished slavery?

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13th

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Free Citizens Vote

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14
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Which amendment established presidential term limits?

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22nd

22 –> 2 terms

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15
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The “Electoral College” is described in:

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Article II

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Which amendment allows for freedom of religion and press?

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1st

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What does the 8th Amendment prohibit?

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Cruel and unusual punishment or excessive bail

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Which amendment guarantees a speedy and public trial?

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6th

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19
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Which amendment addresses presidential succession?

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25th

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20
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Which amendment prohibits unreasonable searches and seizures?

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4th

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21
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The Constitution’s ratification process is outlined in:

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Article VII

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22
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Which amendment outlawed poll taxes in federal elections?

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24th

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23
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What is the significance of the 17th Amendment?

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Direct election of Senators

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24
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Which Article discusses the executive branch?

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Which Article requires states to give "full faith and credit" to each other's laws?
Article IV
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In *Tinker v. Des Moines*, the Court ruled in favor of:
Student free speech
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*Morse v. Frederick* limited student speech when it was:
Drug-related
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*Ashcroft v. Free Speech Coalition* ruled a law unconstitutional because it:
Banned "virtual" child pornography
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In *Lawrence v. Texas*, the Court struck down a law criminalizing:
Private same-sex intimacy
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*Virginia v. Black* involved which legal issue?
Symbolic speech and cross burning
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*Ex Parte Jones* dealt with:
Habeas corpus rights
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What principle did *Tinker v. Des Moines* establish?
Students retain constitutional rights at school
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*Morse v. Frederick* is also known by what phrase?
"Bong Hits 4 Jesus"
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*Ashcroft v. Free Speech Coalition* struck down parts of a law under which amendment?
1st
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What constitutional issue was at the heart of *Lawrence v. Texas*?
Substantive due process and privacy
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In *Virginia v. Black*, the Court ruled cross burning is protected unless:
It's done with the intent to intimidate
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Which case clarified that due process rights apply to deportation?
Jordan v. DeGeorge
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Which case established the right to effective assistance of counsel in plea deals?
Padilla v. Kentucky
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What was at issue in *Strickland v. Washington*?
Effectiveness of defense counsel
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In *Scott v. Illinois*, the Court ruled counsel is only required if:
Jail time is imposed
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*Turner v. Rogers* addressed:
Right to counsel in civil contempt
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*Sessions v. Dimaya* struck down part of:
Immigration law
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*Jordan v. DeGeorge* involved which legal question?
Vague criminal statutes for deportation
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*Padilla v. Kentucky* required that defendants be told:
Their immigration consequences
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*Fong Yue Ting v. U.S.* held that:
Deportation is not a punishment
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Which case established the "effective assistance" standard?
Strickland v. Washington
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What did *Sessions v. Dimaya* find unconstitutional?
Vague statutory language
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Which case limited the right to appointed counsel?
Scott v. Illinois
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*Turner v. Rogers* applies primarily to:
Civil contempt
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What is the outcome of *Padilla v. Kentucky* for criminal defense lawyers?
Must advise on immigration risks
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What is procedural due process primarily concerned with?
Fair procedures
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Substantive due process involves:
Fundamental rights protection
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The 14th Amendment applies due process to:
States (states can't take away someone's equal protection under the law)
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Which case required immigration attorneys to inform clients about deportation consequences?
Padilla v. Kentucky
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Which due process issue was central in *Turner v. Rogers*?
Counsel in civil contempt
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What does the term "removal" refer to in immigration law?
Deportation
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Which amendment includes the Due Process Clause?
5th
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The right to a hearing before removal is protected by:
Procedural Due Process
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