Government Chapter 15 Flashcards

(36 cards)

1
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Abandoned property can be searched without a warrant.. T/F

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True

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2
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Libel is any oral communication that is written.. T/F

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False

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3
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Censorship is no longer practiced by the motion picture industry.. T/F

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True

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4
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The advertising practices of the tobacco company are very highly regulated.. T/F

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True

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5
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The 5th amendment protects Americans from self incrimination.. T/F

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True

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6
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In certain kinds of cases, Americans are guaranteed a Jury trial.. T/F

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True

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7
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The first amendment was intended to protect the religious adversity of the states of the power of.. T/F

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True

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T/F

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True

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9
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This Supreme Court case established the “clear and present danger test” limitation on free speech..

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Schenk v. United States

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10
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What rule was designed to prevent police from making illegal searches and seizures?

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Exclusionary rule

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11
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Which Supreme Court case ruled that evidence gathered illegally is inadmissible in court?

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Mapp v. Ohio

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12
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This Supreme Court forbade teacher-led prayers in public schools

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Engel v. Vitale

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13
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What term means speech that endangers national security?

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Sedition

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14
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Which Supreme Court cases determined that defendants must be advised of their constitutional rights upon arrest?

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Miranda v. Arizona

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15
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Which Supreme Court case ruled segregation in schools was unconstitutional?

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Brown v. Board of Education of Topeka

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16
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This Supreme Court case established the threefold test for scrutinizing church-state relations

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Lemon v. Kurtzman

17
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In the fifth amendment. what term means the conducting pf a fair and proper trial?

18
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This Supreme Court case forbade the practice of polygamy?

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Reynolds v. United States

19
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On what grounds did the Nixon administration attempt to prevent the publication of the Pentagon Papers?

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National Security

20
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This Supreme Court case ruled that flag burning is protected as symbolic speech

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Texas v. Johnson

21
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What term means attempts to undermine the authority and existence of the government?

22
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This Supreme Court case ruled the attacks on public officials are protected speech unless they are made with “reckless disregard” for the truth

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New York Times v. Sullivan

23
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What term means laws that criminalize activities that were not crimes when they were committed?

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Ex post facto laws

24
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This Supreme Court case upheld the Smith Act, which made it illegal to advocate the violent overthrow of the government

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Dennis v. United States

25
This Supreme Court case ruled that the states are subject to the Second Amendment
McDonald v. Chicago
26
This Supreme Court case upheld the right of individuals to possess firearms for self-defense in their homes
District of Columbia v. Heller
27
This Supreme Court case ruled that the government does not necessarily have the right of prior restraint
New York Times Company v. United States
28
Describe the rights and responsibilities included in the Miranda rights statement
- Right to remain silent - Right to have attorney - Right to end police questioning whenever he chooses
29
Identify and explain the steps of the criminal justice process from arrest to sentencing
1. Arrest 2. Booking 3. Initial Appearance 4. Preliminary hearing 5. Grand jury 6. Arraignment 7. Trial 8. Sentencing (IF guilty)
30
This Supreme Court case ruled that attacks on public officials are protected speech unless they are made with "reckless disregard" for truth
New York Times v. Sullivan
31
What term means laws that criminalize activities that were not crimes when they were committed?
Ex post facto laws
32
This Supreme Court case upheld the Smith Act, which made it illegal to advocate the violent overthrow of the government
Dennis v. United States
33
This Supreme Court case ruled that states are subject to the Second Amendment
McDonald v. Chicago
34
This Supreme Court case upheld the right of individuals to possess firearms for self-defense in their homes
District of Columbia v. Heller
35
This Supreme Court case ruled that the government does not necessarily have the right of prior restraint
New York Times Company v. United States
36
Describe the rights and responsibilities included in the Miranda rights statement.
- Right to remain silent - Right to have attorney - Right to end police questioning whenever he chooses