PSCI 2306 Exam 4 | UPDATED Questions with 100% Verified Answers
Question:
I Amendment (1)
Answer:
Freedom of speech, religion, press, assembly, and petition + establishment clause
Religion
Lemon v. Kurtman 1971
- lemon test
Yoder v. Wisconsin 1972
- Led to creation of homeschooling system
Employment Division v. Smith
- freedom of religion has limits
- lead to creation of RFRA
Burwell v Hobby Lobby
- privately held companies can object on religious grounds
Speech
Schenk v US
- clear and present danger
Brandenburg v Ohio
- imminent lawless danger
Snyder v Phelps
- can say almost anything you want but can be held responsible afterwards
Question:
II Amendment (2)
Answer:
from 1789-2008 no definitive ruling on 2nd amendment
DC v Heller 2008
- rules that it applied to individuals and included all arms
McDonald v Chicago 2010
- reaffirmed DC v Heller b/c it is a state it selectively incorporated 2nd amendment in
2010
,Question:
III Amendment (3)
Answer:
no quartering cases
Question:
IV Amendment (4)
Answer:
Unreasonable Search and Seizure (rights of a person to be secure in their persons)
Map v Ohio 1961
- Do you need a physical warrant? yes
- How specific does it have to be? Specific and specify what you are looking for unless in
plain sight
Privacy
Griswald v. Connecticut 1965
Roe v. Wade 1972
Question:
STOP AND FRISK
Answer:
allowed if person is acting suspicious but have to be care its not racial profiling etc
Question:
V Amendment (5)
Answer:
Self incrimination
Miranda v Arizona
- created the Miranda rights that are read out during arrests
Question:
VI Amendment (6)
Answer:
, Right to a speedy and public trial by impartial jury and right to counsel
Powell v Alabama 1952
- following the letter of the law does not make it substantive
Gideon v Wainwright 1963
- everyone has to have a lawyer provided to them
Question:
VIII Amendment (8)
Answer:
cruel and unusual punishment
Attempts to outlaw the death penalty on grounds of cruel and unusual
Question:
IX Amendment (9)
Answer:
Rights given in amendment 1-8 ae not the people's only rights
Question:
XIV Amendment (14)
Answer:
Declares that all persons born in the U.S. are citizens and are guaranteed equal
protection of the laws + selective incorporation
- protect former slaves born in the USA/brought to the USA
- does not make automatic change
Question:
A Letter Concerning Toleration
Answer:
Written by John Locke; declared that Christians who persecute others in the name of
religion are morally corrupt
Question:
amicus curiae
Answer:
Question:
I Amendment (1)
Answer:
Freedom of speech, religion, press, assembly, and petition + establishment clause
Religion
Lemon v. Kurtman 1971
- lemon test
Yoder v. Wisconsin 1972
- Led to creation of homeschooling system
Employment Division v. Smith
- freedom of religion has limits
- lead to creation of RFRA
Burwell v Hobby Lobby
- privately held companies can object on religious grounds
Speech
Schenk v US
- clear and present danger
Brandenburg v Ohio
- imminent lawless danger
Snyder v Phelps
- can say almost anything you want but can be held responsible afterwards
Question:
II Amendment (2)
Answer:
from 1789-2008 no definitive ruling on 2nd amendment
DC v Heller 2008
- rules that it applied to individuals and included all arms
McDonald v Chicago 2010
- reaffirmed DC v Heller b/c it is a state it selectively incorporated 2nd amendment in
2010
,Question:
III Amendment (3)
Answer:
no quartering cases
Question:
IV Amendment (4)
Answer:
Unreasonable Search and Seizure (rights of a person to be secure in their persons)
Map v Ohio 1961
- Do you need a physical warrant? yes
- How specific does it have to be? Specific and specify what you are looking for unless in
plain sight
Privacy
Griswald v. Connecticut 1965
Roe v. Wade 1972
Question:
STOP AND FRISK
Answer:
allowed if person is acting suspicious but have to be care its not racial profiling etc
Question:
V Amendment (5)
Answer:
Self incrimination
Miranda v Arizona
- created the Miranda rights that are read out during arrests
Question:
VI Amendment (6)
Answer:
, Right to a speedy and public trial by impartial jury and right to counsel
Powell v Alabama 1952
- following the letter of the law does not make it substantive
Gideon v Wainwright 1963
- everyone has to have a lawyer provided to them
Question:
VIII Amendment (8)
Answer:
cruel and unusual punishment
Attempts to outlaw the death penalty on grounds of cruel and unusual
Question:
IX Amendment (9)
Answer:
Rights given in amendment 1-8 ae not the people's only rights
Question:
XIV Amendment (14)
Answer:
Declares that all persons born in the U.S. are citizens and are guaranteed equal
protection of the laws + selective incorporation
- protect former slaves born in the USA/brought to the USA
- does not make automatic change
Question:
A Letter Concerning Toleration
Answer:
Written by John Locke; declared that Christians who persecute others in the name of
religion are morally corrupt
Question:
amicus curiae
Answer:
