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11. The case of John Peter Zenger (1735) and New York Times Co. v. United States (1971) both involved a government’s attempt to limit
b) the rights of students in school
d) rights guaranteed by the 1st amendment
b) freedom of speech is not absolute
c) expansion of individual rights in criminal cases
a) some aspects of the New Deal were declared unconstitutional
d) rights of accused persons
c) Mapp v. Ohio
b) freedom of the press
4. An immediate result of the Supreme Court decision in Schechter Poultry Corporation v. United States (1935) and United States v. Butler (1936) was that
b) the rights of students in school
d) rights guaranteed by the 1st amendment
b) freedom of speech is not absolute
c) expansion of individual rights in criminal cases
a) some aspects of the New Deal were declared unconstitutional
d) rights of accused persons
c) Mapp v. Ohio
b) freedom of the press
10. The police enter an individual’s home without invitation or a warrant and seize evidence to be used against the individual. Which Supreme Court decision may be used to rule this evidence inadmissible in court?
b) the rights of students in school
d) rights guaranteed by the 1st amendment
b) freedom of speech is not absolute
c) expansion of individual rights in criminal cases
a) some aspects of the New Deal were declared unconstitutional
d) rights of accused persons
c) Mapp v. Ohio
b) freedom of the press
12. The Supreme Court cases of Tinker v. Des Moines and New Jersey v. TLO involved the issue of
b) the rights of students in school
d) rights guaranteed by the 1st amendment
b) freedom of speech is not absolute
c) expansion of individual rights in criminal cases
a) some aspects of the New Deal were declared unconstitutional
d) rights of accused persons
c) Mapp v. Ohio
b) freedom of the press
3. The decisions of the United States Supreme Court in Miranda v. Arizona, Gideon v. Wainwright, and Escobedo v. Illinois all advanced the
b) the rights of students in school
d) rights guaranteed by the 1st amendment
b) freedom of speech is not absolute
c) expansion of individual rights in criminal cases
a) some aspects of the New Deal were declared unconstitutional
d) rights of accused persons
c) Mapp v. Ohio
b) freedom of the press
13. The decisions of the United States Supreme Court in Tinker v. Des Moines and New York Times Co. v. United States were based on interpretations of the
b) the rights of students in school
d) rights guaranteed by the 1st amendment
b) freedom of speech is not absolute
c) expansion of individual rights in criminal cases
a) some aspects of the New Deal were declared unconstitutional
d) rights of accused persons
c) Mapp v. Ohio
b) freedom of the press
19. The Supreme Court decision in Schenck v. United States (1919) stated that
b) the rights of students in school
d) rights guaranteed by the 1st amendment
b) freedom of speech is not absolute
c) expansion of individual rights in criminal cases
a) some aspects of the New Deal were declared unconstitutional
d) rights of accused persons
c) Mapp v. Ohio
b) freedom of the press
5. Under Chief Justice Earl Warren, the Supreme Court was considered activist because of its
b) the rights of students in school
d) rights guaranteed by the 1st amendment
b) freedom of speech is not absolute
c) expansion of individual rights in criminal cases
a) some aspects of the New Deal were declared unconstitutional
d) rights of accused persons
c) Mapp v. Ohio
b) freedom of the press
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