Exam 4: Civil Liberties
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The most recent amendment to be incorporated is the Second Amendment right to keep and bear arms.
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In 2003, the Supreme Court decided _________, ruling that the government had no right to regulate or control consensual personal relationships.
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The ____________ states that evidence obtained from an unreasonable search or seizure cannot be used in federal trials.
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Do you think race continues to be a factor in death penalty decisions? Why or why not?
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In Brandenburg v Ohio, the Supreme Court articulated the ___________ test to replace the old clear and present danger test.
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___________ are the freedoms enjoyed by individuals in a democratic society.
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According to the text, there are ________ exception(s) to the exclusionary rule
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In ___________, the court held that even if speech was offensive to many, it can be protected as long as it contains no incitement to commit and "imminent or specific" crime.
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Few Supreme Court justices have taken the position that capital punishment is inherently unconstitutional.
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Civil liberties protect _________ from arbitrary governmental actions.
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In Griswold v Connecticut (1965), the Supreme Court held that
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The freedom from government interference in religious matters predates the founding of the republic.
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