A) The lethal injection method used to cause the convicted person's death
B) The execution of individuals that happened to be juveniles when the crime was committed
C) The need to create a more precise judicial process to decide death penalty cases
D) A desire to convert cases related to the death penalty from the state courts to the federal courts
E) The fact that a larger number of minorities are executed when compared to white convicts
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A) The PATRIOT Act created clear definitions between law enforcement agencies and intelligence arms of the government.
B) The Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Court has ruled that the PATRIOT Act violates the Fourth Amendment.
C) Agents of foreign governments are the main focus of search and surveillance activities permissible under the PATRIOT Act.
D) The PATRIOT Act permits the government to secretly search a suspected terrorist's home.
E) National Security Letters are mandatory for activities conducted by the FBI according to the PATRIOT Act.
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A) Cruel and unusual punishment
B) Involuntary quartering of soldiers
C) Double jeopardy
D) Unreasonable searches and seizures
E) Speedy and public trials
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A) Probable cause does not need to be established in civil matters.
B) Potential death penalty cases may disregard all standard evidence rules.
C) Good faith exceptions may be made for officers utilizing the incorrect search warrant form.
D) The homes of witnesses to a crime may be searched without a warrant.
E) Good intention exceptions may be made for veteran officers in felony matters.
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A) It provides for congressional oversight into multinational corporations.
B) It allows companies to incorporate through government application.
C) It provides for government oversight to corporations doing business with the government.
D) It is the view that the provisions of the Bill of Rights are extended to individuals for protection against action by states.
E) It holds the view that most of the protections of the Bill of Rights apply to foreign government activities through the Fourteenth Amendment.
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A) Place significant restrictions on a woman's right to seek an abortion without her partner's consent
B) Outlaw all abortions
C) Outlaw abortions in the second trimester of pregnancy
D) Place any restrictions on abortions
E) Cannot limit a woman's right to seek an abortion during the first trimester of pregnancy
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A) Thirteenth
B) Fourteenth
C) Fifteenth
D) Nineteenth
E) Twenty-first
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A) It was made up of fifteen amendments.
B) It was made up of ten amendments.
C) It did not include a provision protecting free speech.
D) It applied to the states but not to the national government.
E) It was intended to be temporary.
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A) Establishment
B) Free exercise
C) Full faith and credit
D) Impartiality
E) Elastic
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A) Silent prayer in public school
B) Transgendered choice in public restroom facilities
C) Right to symbolic speech in schools
D) Representational speech
E) Censorship of high school newspapers
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A) The rights guaranteed in the Bill of Rights change over time, depending on interpretation by the Supreme Court.
B) The rights guaranteed to all citizens in the Bill of Rights are self-executing and have required little interpretation.
C) The Bill of Rights has always been equally applied to both the national and state governments.
D) The Bill of Rights consists of additions to the civil liberties initially discussed in the Constitution.
E) The Bill of Rights narrowly defines basic freedoms, requiring great consideration by the Supreme Court in interpreting them.
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A) Taking the fifth
B) First amendment protection
C) Miranda rights
D) Gideon's Trumpet
E) Griswald rights
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A) National government
B) State government
C) All levels of government
D) All levels of government except national
E) Individuals
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A) Both national and state
B) Neither national nor state
C) National government, but not state
D) State government but not national
E) National, state, and local government
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A) Determined by the Supreme Court to be an issue best handled by each state
B) Deemed constitutional when a living will exists
C) Allowed only in the state of Missouri
D) Left unaddressed by the Supreme Court
E) Deemed constitutional by the Supreme Court under the Fourteenth Amendment
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A) First
B) Second
C) Fourth
D) Sixth
E) Eighth
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