A) test a state's practice of guaranteeing procedural due process rights.
B) ensure the secular nature of a government action.
C) prevent a prosecution or defense from creating a biased jury.
D) test state adherence to rights protected by proxy in the Fourteenth Amendment.
E) ensure that a defendant has been given access to counsel from the time of arrest through a trial.
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A) citizens should have priority over non-citizens in the legal system.
B) First Amendment rights are the basis of most other rights.
C) the interests of the majority are more important than the rights of the individual.
D) the requirements of national security take precedence over freedom of expression.
E) the Bill of Rights should be fully applied to the states.
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A) Palko v.Connecticut.
B) Stenberg v.Carhart.
C) Reno v.ACLU.
D) Ferguson v.Charleston.
E) Dickerson v.United States.
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A) malice.
B) clear and present danger.
C) unlawful assembly.
D) privacy.
E) prior restraint.
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A) the right of privacy includes abortion in the early months of pregnancy.
B) search warrants are not needed in murder investigations.
C) freedom of speech and freedom of assembly sometimes conflict.
D) state militia members have the right to peacefully assemble.
E) the right to privacy does not include homosexual acts.
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A) Escobedo v.Illinois (1964) .
B) Engel v.Vitale (1962) .
C) Buckley v.Valeo (1976) .
D) Gitlow v.New York (1925) .
E) Roth v.United States (1957) .
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A) holds that the exclusionary rule can be waived in cases where failure to convict can lead to further public harm.
B) holds that otherwise excludable evidence can be admitted in trial if police believed they were following the proper procedures.
C) allows the use of evidence that would have been discovered regardless by other means or through other forms of evidence.
D) has effectively invalidated the exclusionary rule.
E) holds that a convicted person may not appeal the conviction when his or her own actions would have ultimately led to further unlawful acts.
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A) The Constitution guarantees at least one appeal after conviction,but many states continue to challenge this guarantee in court.
B) Both the federal and all state constitutions guarantee an appeal after conviction.
C) The Constitution does not guarantee an appeal after conviction,but the federal government and all states permit at least one appeal.
D) There are no guarantees of appeal at the federal or state level,but the appeal process has been effectively certified through common practice.
E) The guarantee of appeal in the states was established as part of selective incorporation as applied to the Fourteenth Amendment.
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A) Roe v.Wade
B) Mapp v.Ohio
C) Schenck v.United States
D) Miranda v.Arizona
E) New York Times Co.v.United States
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A) grants the government new powers of surveillance.
B) relaxed restrictions on the sharing of intelligence surveillance information with criminal investigators.
C) gives intelligence agencies the authority to share crime-related information with law enforcement agencies.
D) was enacted in response to the terrorist attacks of September 11,2001.
E) All these answers are correct.
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A) First
B) Fifth
C) Sixth
D) Ninth
E) Tenth
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A) criminal proceedings in the states.
B) civil cases.
C) pleas of insanity.
D) children (minors) accused of crime.
E) indigent litigants.
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A) First
B) Tenth
C) Third
D) Fourteenth
E) Twenty-first
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A) the right to an attorney.
B) freedom of expression.
C) the right to a jury trial.
D) the right to an adequate education.
E) protection against illegal searches and seizures.
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A) Vermont.
B) South Carolina.
C) Texas.
D) Alabama.
E) California.
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A) spelled out in precise terms in the Bill of Rights.
B) not absolute.
C) fully respected by public officials.
D) protected from action by federal officials but not state officials.
E) None of these answers is correct.
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A) the U.S.Congress
B) the general public
C) public opinion
D) the presidency
E) the judiciary
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A) The Act prohibited malicious newspaper stories about the president.
B) The Supreme Court ruled the Act unconstitutional.
C) The Senate voted it down,while the House passed it.
D) Thomas Jefferson strongly supported it.
E) The state governments refused to enforce it.
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