Exam 4: Constitutional Law
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"Actual malice" in defamation cases against the press requires a showing that a reporter intentionally lied.
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The federal government has no restrictions under the Constitution on its power to impair contracts since the Contract Clause restricts only actions of the states.
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A classic and important example of strict scrutiny of classifications based upon race is the 1954 school desegregation case of:
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A public figure who brings a defamation suit against a newspaper which prints a false story about her must prove actual malice to win the suit.
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Judicial review is another phrase for an appeal of a lower court's judgment.
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The state of Alabama passes a statute which requires that male heirs be preferred over female heirs in selecting an executor of an estate.Laura,a lawyer,would like to be the executor of her father's estate,but so would her eighteen-year-old brother who just flunked out of college.She challenges the provision as being a violation of the Equal Protection Clause of the Fourteenth Amendment.The case is now under consideration by Alabama's highest court.In deciding the constitutionality of the provision,the court will:
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Generally,the executive branch of government has the power to enforce the law.
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The State of Hawaii enacts a piece of legislation that taxes all airplanes that land in the state.Several airlines challenge the legislation as unconstitutional.What is the likely result of the court case?
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Most forms of speech are protected by the strict or exacting scrutiny standard.
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The U.S.Constitution was adopted in 1791 by representatives of the thirteen newly created states.
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If private entities engage in public functions,constitutional guarantees such as free speech and due process may apply to their actions under the __________ doctrine.
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The Supreme Court has defined the scope of the Commerce Clause narrowly and,therefore,has restricted the powers of the federal government to regulate business.
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Dr.David Doright is a professor at Towers State University.One day he has an argument with the president of the University over which team should win the next Super Bowl.The next day,Dr.Doright is fired for incompetence.He sues,claiming the firing is arbitrary and that he was denied an opportunity to respond to the charges.In this case:
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Federalism is the division of governing power between the federal government and the states.
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Because of the Bill of Rights,state legislation that conflicts with federal legislation will preempt the federal legislation and the courts will apply the state statute without modification.
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The fourth Congress approved ten amendments to the U.S.Constitution,now known as the Bill of Rights,which were adopted on December 15,1799.
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The __________ and __________ Amendments respectively prohibit the federal and state governments from depriving any person of life,liberty,or property without due process of law.
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The __________ case involved the issue of the validity of a government restriction on commercial speech under the First Amendment.
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