A) Barron v. Baltimore
B) Roe v. Wade
C) Dred Scott v. Sandford
D) McDonald v. Chicago
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A) must avoid using government money for religious programs and must prohibit display of religious items on public property
B) may allow some religious displays or practices in schools or public places, as long as it does not finance them
C) may sponsor certain religious programs such as rehabilitation programs in prison
D) may financially support certain religious programs such as those teaching math and science
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A) prior restraint laws
B) the exclusionary rule
C) press shield laws
D) prior restraint
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A) double jeopardy
B) bifurcated
C) death penalty
D) bench
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A) News reporters are free to be as critical of the government as they desire.
B) News reporters can editorialize and fabricate information like all other writers.
C) News agencies can refuse to provide information requested by the government.
D) News agencies must be allowed to cover all government meetings and events.
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A) liberty
B) privacy
C) grievance
D) security
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A) Ninth Amendment
B) elastic clause
C) free exercise clause
D) Thirteenth Amendment
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A) Lemon
B) strict scrutiny
C) establishment
D) free exercise
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A) exclusionary rule
B) incorporation doctrine
C) due process clause
D) free exercise clause
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A) New York Times Co. v. United States
B) Gideon v. Wainwright
C) Roth v. United States
D) Miller v. California
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A) The defendant appears in court to waive a trial by jury, after which the case is determined by a judge in a second proceeding.
B) The defendant's sentence is split into two segments during sentencing, the time already served and the time left to serve.
C) Separate trials are held to determine guilt and to decide on the appropriate sentence.
D) It consists of two proceedings, a grand jury investigation and a jury trial.
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A) Roberts
B) Marshall
C) Burger
D) Taft
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A) separationist
B) strict constructionist
C) judicial activist
D) accommodationist
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A) Libel is defamatory speech, but slander is not.
B) Both are protected under freedom of speech.
C) Slander creates a clear and present danger, but libel does not.
D) Both are forms of defamatory communication.
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A) exclusionary rule
B) prior restraint
C) libel
D) full faith and credit
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A) It determines whether the law has a nonreligious purpose.
B) It assesses whether prayer is required.
C) It mandates public display of the Ten Commandments.
D) It establishes a creation science/evolutionary theory curriculum.
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A) does not violate the family-owned company's first amendment rights under the Religious Freedom Restoration Act
B) violates the family-owned company's religious protections under the Religious Freedom Restoration Act
C) does not violate the family-owned company's constitutional right to privacy
D) violates the family-owned company's statutory right to privacy
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A) full faith and credit
B) due process
C) establishment and free exercise
D) equal protection
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A) laws requiring that all abortions be performed in fully equipped hospital operating rooms.
B) laws mandating waiting periods before receiving an abortion
C) laws requiring massive state taxes on all abortions
D) laws providing large financial incentives for giving unwanted children up for adoption
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A) The Constitution outlines in detail the requirements for speech to be considered "free speech."
B) Having an informed electorate is important to a thriving democracy.
C) Without free speech, the president would not be able to fulfill the responsibilities of the office.
D) Without free speech, the members of Congress could not campaign for office.
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