TERM 2 Review

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Judicial System

Courts & Court Cases Grassroots Yeah, ‘right’

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We have this so we cansolve disputes in

a way that is both just and fair.

The judicial system

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The judge said to the jury, “If you find the defendant guilty, you

must find them guilty ____.”

beyond a reasonable doubt

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Libya

Which country is this?

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If you are angry with the the Supreme Court’s decision

in Citizens Unitedyou are allowed to start

an online petition demanding they reverse their decision

because of WHAT amendment?

The first amendment

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We have this, whose guidelinesare found in Article III of our

constitution, in order to guard our constitution and make sure our rights are

never violated.

The Judicial B

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This case established a school’sright to search your bag.

New Jersey v. T.L.O.

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In 1989 this countryhad a major protest

in Tiananmen Square that was ultimately smashed

when their governmentopened fire on them from tanks.

China

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This amendment has been used to protect corporations and

protect us from having ourrighst violated by our states.

14th amendment

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The Brown v. Boardof Education overturned

the precedent setby which case?

Plessy v. Fergussen

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The decisions by ourSupreme Court in cases

that they try set a ____ for us to follow that will stick

until another case comes along to challenge it.

precedent

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Syria

Which country is this?

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According to this amendmentif you were arrested for

trespassing the state cannot fine you $500,000.

The 8th amendment

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In a supreme court case witha 6 to 3 decision

at least one justice from each side will type up a

_____ & _____ explainingthe reasoning of for their decision.

majority and dissenting opinion

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This person must prove the defendant is

more likely than notto be the one

at fault.

plaintiff

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The people of these two Arabcountries actuallyoverthrew their

governments in a revolution.

Tunisia and Egypt

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Students in Belarus organizeda flash mob in the city center

where they were arrested for doing what?

“Eating ice-cream” (later mob-smiling)

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If you are taken to court andfound guilty, what action can you take in hopes of having

the decision overturned?

appeal

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This case incorporatedthe first amendment setting the

precedent that NO state can violate our right

to free speech.

Gitlow v. N.Y.

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Protesters in Syria are fightingto get rid of this

leader and his regime.

Assad

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This is when PR groups, corporations, or even

political campaigns are used to create fake

grassroots movements.

What is astroturfing?