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Declared that the STATES COULD LIMIT free speech because the BIll of Rights only applied to Congress. It caused a problem and made incorporation necessary.
a) BARRON v. Baltimore
b) GITLOW v. New York
c) HAZELWOOD v. Kuhlmeier
d) RENO v. ACLU
Which case extends the exclusionary rule to the states?
a) MAPP v. Ohio
b) DEJONGE v. Oregon
c) NEAR v. Minnesota
d) RENO v. ACLU
what mandated that all persons accused of a crime be assigned a lawyer
a) FEINER v. New York
b) MILLER v. California
c) NEAR v. Minnesota
d) GIDEON v. Wainwright
prohibits mandated PRAYER in public schools
a) LEMON v. Kurtzman
b) ENGEL v. Vitale
c) TINKER v. Des Moines
d) TEXAS v. Johnson
What requires the police to remind an accused person of their due process rights?
a) SCHENK v. U.S.
b) BARRON v. Baltimore
c) MIRANDA v. Arizona
d) BURSTYN v. Wilson
declared states could not limit free speech. Also the first case to use INCORPORATION
a) BARRON v. Baltimore
b) FEINER v. New York
c) MILLER v. California
d) GITLOW v. New York
Which case allowed schools to search private property based on reasonable suspicion?
a) New Jersey v. T.L.O.
b) ENGEL v. Vitale
c) LEMON v. Kurtzman
d) TINKER v. Des Moines
allowed federal AID to parochial schools for secular purposes
a) ENGEL v. Vitale
b) HAZELWOOD v. Kuhlmeier
c) TINKER v. Des Moines
d) LEMON v. Kurtzman
what allowed schools to limit free speech if it involved illegal drugs?
a) DEJONGE v. Oregon
b) TINKER v. Des Moines
c) MORSE v. Frederick
d) FEINER v. New York
What prohibits Congress from making a national religion?
a) free exercise clause
b) supremacy clause
c) establishment clause
d) elastic claues
What means limt or restrict?
a) abridge
b) incorporation
c) precedent
d) chips
limited seditious speech in times of danger. Also established the CLEAR and PRESENT DANGER test
a) SCHENK v. U.S.
b) FEINER v. New York
c) TEXAS v. Johnson
d) BARRON v. Baltimore
protected FLAG BURNING as symbolic speech
a) FEINER v. New York
b) TINKER v. Des Moines
c) TEXAS v. Johnson
d) BARRON v. Baltimore
protected ARM BANDS as symbolic speech for students
a) HAZELWOOD v. Kuhlmeier
b) LEMON v. Kurtzman
c) TINKER v. Des Moines
d) ENGEL v. Vitale
Which amendment extended due process, extended citizenship, and protected citizens from all levels of government?
a) 13th
b) 14th
c) 15th
d) 16th
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