47.
(p. 114)
Which of the following references rights Sam had in regard to a hearing?
48.
(p. 114)
Which of the following is true regarding the Fifth Amendment’s protection against self–
incrimination?
49.
(p. 114)
Which amendment protects against double jeopardy?
50.
(p. 114)
What does protection against “double jeopardy” mean?
51.
(p. 114)
Which of the following are types of due process?
52.
(p. 115)
Which of the following refers to the basic fairness of laws that may deprive an individual
of her life, liberty, or property?
53.
(p. 115)
What does the Fifth Amendment’s takings clause reference?
54.
(p. 117)
Which of the following is true regarding privacy rights?
55.
(p. 117)
If a law prevents individuals from exercising a fundamental right, the law will be subject
to ___.
56.
(p. 118)
If the law’s classification scheme is based on gender, the law will be subject to ___.
57.
(p. 118)
Which of the following is true regarding rights of the citizens of Belarus?
58.
(p. 103)
What did the U.S. Supreme Court rule in
South Dakota v. Dole
, the case involving the
validity of a federal statute granting federal funds for state highways to only those states in
which 21 is the legal drinking age?
59.
(p. 118)
What was the result at the U.S. Supreme Court level in the Case Opener involving the
constitutionality of the “individual mandate” contained within the Affordable Care Act requiring
that most Americans obtain minimum essential health insurance contained within the Affordable
Care Act?
60.
(p. 98)
Which of the following was the result at the U.S. Supreme Court level in
Christy Brzonkala
v. Antonio Morrison
, the case in the text involving the constitutionality of the section of the
Violence Against Women Act providing for a civil remedy?
61.
(p. 111)
What was the result at the federal appellate court level in
Trunk v. San Diego
, the case in
the text involving whether the presence of a cross on federal land near a Korean War memorial
violated the First Amendment?
62.
(p. 103)
Which of the following is true regarding the ability of individual states to collect sales tax
on Internet transactions?
63.
(p. 93)
Explain the system of checks and balances and how it works.
64.
(p. 100)
Explain the concept of the “dormant commerce clause.”
65.
(p. 104)
Christen who just turned eighteen is out with several friends. They decide to see a movie,
but it is sold out. Christen hid in the back of the theatre and yelled “Fire” as loudly as she could.
Everyone ran out of the theatre, and a number got in their vehicles and left. Christen and her
friends thought that seeing the movie was now possible. Unfortunately, a theatre employee saw
Christen yelling, called the police, and she was arrested. Christen told the police officers that she
was only exercising her free speech rights. She also told the police that the theatre employee lied
and that she personally saw him stealing popcorn. The theatre employee told Christen that he
was going to sue for defamation, and she told him that she would win based on her right to free
speech. Discuss whether or not Christen is right on both counts and why.
66.
(p. 107)
Set forth the Central Hudson Test for Commercial Speech.
The test has four aspects as follows:
(1) Does the speech concern an illegal activity? Is it misleading?
(2) Is the government interest served by the restriction on commercial speech substantial?
(3) Does the regulation directly advance the government interest asserted?
(4) Is the regulation more extensive than necessary to serve the government interest?
67.
(p. 117)
When is a strict-scrutiny standard used to examine laws, how is this standard applied,
and what presumption do courts apply, if any, in cases involving this standard?