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60 Cards in this Set

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Weeks v US
established exclusionary rule
Gideon v Wainwright
poor have right to council
Miller v California
limits obscenity
Korematsu v US
allowed WW II relocation camps
Mapp v Ohio
incorporated exclusionary rule
Brown v Topeka
ordered school integration
Baker v Carr
requires equal size voting districts
California v Bakke
outlaws racial quotas
US v Nixon
limited executive privilege
Miranda v Arizona
must be informed of rights
Oregon v Smith
limited free exercise
McCulloch v Maryland
congressional right of implied power
Lemon v Kurtzman
clarifies establishment clause
Gitlow v New York
incorporated free speech
Schenck v New York
clear and present danger test
Texas v Johnson
legalized flag burning
Griswold v Connecticut
privacy legalizes contraceptives
Tinker v Des Moines
student free speech rights
Roe v Wade
abortion protected by privacy
NY Times v Sullivan
established rules for defamation
No Child Left Behind
mandates education reform
Americans With Disabilities Act
requires reasonable accommodations
Welfare Reform Act of 1996
created TANF and limits
Social Security Act
created AFDC as welfare
Civil Rights Act of 1964
integrated public areas
Clean Air Act
implemented by the EPA
Budget and Impoundment Act
created CBO and a calendar
Campaign Finance Act of 1974
created PACs and FEC
Voting Rights Act of 1965
outlawed literacy tests
Affordable Healthcare Act
insurance individual mandate
Concurrent Power
shared by many levels
Informal Presidential Power
executive privilege
Exclusive State Power
establish local governments
Formal Presidential Power
Commander-in-Chief
Discretionary Power
FCC creates regulations
Exclusive National Power
to declare war
Delegated Power
given to an agency
Enumerated Economic Power
control interstate commerce
Inferred Power of SCOTUS
judicial review
Reserved Power
from the 10th Amendment
Standing
permanent subject experts
Conference
reconciles bill language
Ways and Means
sees revenue bills first
Rules
established debate limits
Select
temporary limited purpose
Joint
of House & Senate members
Judiciary
interviews court candidates
Appropriations
approves spending bills
Veterans Affairs
oversees military hospitals
Subcommittee
small group reviews bills
Retrospective Voting
consider past record
Earmarks
form of pork
Narrowcasting
a biased presentation
Signing Statements
president’s interpretation
Multi-Seat District
school board election
Whip
rounds up votes
Concurring
agree
Obscenity
no scientific or artistic value
Dissenting
disagree
Logrolling
vote trading