unit 3

Question 1

527s

Answer 1

independent campaigns

specific to political reader

Question 2

soundbite

Answer 2

video clip

Question 3

soft $

Answer 3

harder to track and given to political parties then given to major candidate

Question 4

due process clause

Answer 4

individual civil liberties- criminal process rights

Question 5

caucus

Answer 5

like minded people who need select candidates they will support in election

Question 6

closed primary

Answer 6

a party nominating election in which only declared party member can vote

Question 7

coattail effect

Answer 7

effect of a strong candidate running for an office at the top of the ballet helping to attract voters

Question 8

civil liberties

Answer 8

guarantees the safety of persons, opinions and property from the arbitrary acts of gov

Question 9

civil rights

Answer 9

positive acts of gov that seek to make constitutional vary tees a reality for all petiole

Question 10

blanket primary

Answer 10

voting process- voters receive a long ballot containing the names of all co tenders regardless of party can vote how they choose

Question 11

Bill of attainder

Answer 11

legislative act that inflicts punishment without a court trial

Question 12

establishment clause

Answer 12

separates church and state

Question 13

exclusionary rule

Answer 13

evidence gained as the result of an illegal act by police cannot be used against the person whom they took it from

Question 14

ex pust facto law

Answer 14

a law applied to an act committed by its passage

Question 15

pacs

Answer 15

political action comitee, political arm of corruption

Question 16

free exercise

Answer 16

Second part of the constitutional guarantee of religious freedom

Question 17

gerrymandering

Answer 17

drawing of elect Torrell district lines to the addendum party or group

Question 18

Grand jury

Answer 18

formal device by which a person can be accused of serious crime serious crime

Question 19

Hardmoney

Answer 19

campaign money that is subject to regulations by the FEC

Question 20

indictment

Answer 20

formal complaint for grand jury which charges of the accused went with its crimes

Question 21

libel

Answer 21

false and malicious use of printed words

Question 22

Open primary

Answer 22

A party nominating election in which any qualified voter can be part of

Question 23

slander

Answer 23

false use of spoken words

Question 24

sedition

Answer 24

crime of attempting to overthrow the government by force

Question 25

Writ of habeas corpus

Answer 25

court order, prevents unjust arrest and imprisonment

Question 26

tinker versus Des Moines school district

Answer 26

speech, extended freedom of speech to symbolic speech

Question 27

angle versus vitale

Answer 27

religion, band on organized school prayer

Question 28

Cantwell versus Connecticut

Answer 28

religion, Inc. free exercise of religion

Question 29

Schenck v us

Answer 29

speech, government can limit free-speech if it provokes a clear and present danger

Question 30

Miranda versus Arizona

Answer 30

fifth amendment, please have to make legal rights known at the time of arrest

Question 31

Greg versus Georgia

Answer 31

eighth amendment, upheld the constitutionality of the death penalty

Question 32

Lemon versus Kurtzman

Answer 32

religion, aid to church related school must be for non-religious purpose only

Question 33

Miller versus California

Answer 33

speech, tried to clarify what is obscene

Question 34

map versus Ohio

Answer 34

fourth amendment, incorporation of the fourth amendment

Question 35

Gideon versus Wainwright

Answer 35

sixth amendment, Inc. the sixth amendment right to an attorney

Question 36

Row versus Wade

Answer 36

ninth amendment, struck down states right to ban first term abortion is based on states not being able to infringe on the rights of privacy

Question 37

near versus Minnesota

Answer 37

Press, newspapers are per tech did from prior restraint

Question 38

Zurcher versus Stanford daily

Answer 38

Press, a proper search warrant can be applied to a newspaper

Question 39

New York Times versus Sullivan

Answer 39

Press, to prove libel be at tact individual needs to not only prove that it was false but also that it was done with Moe lice or reckless disregard for the truth

Question 40

Hazelwood school district versus Kohlmier

Answer 40

Press, prior restraint can be applied to school newspapers

Question 41

Primary

Answer 41

go and vote

Question 42

caucus

Answer 42

series of meetings