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56 Cards in this Set
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Palsgraf v Long Island Rail Road
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if an effect is so far removed from the cause, then nobody is to blame
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Marbury v Madison
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then an act conflicts with the Constitution, the act is invalid (the rule of judicial review)
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Ingram v Wright
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corporal punishment can be used in public schools BUT, it must be accepted by the school board and parents must be given the opportunity to opt out by written request
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Bethel v Fraiser
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When in schools, students do not have absolute first amendment rights
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Pico v Island Trees
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just because the school board doesn't like certain books doesn't mean that they can remove them from school
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Tinker v Des Moines
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Schools can censor anything that disrupts the educational process
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Fredericks v Morse
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educators may supress student speech @ a school sponsored event that is reasonably viewed as promoting drug use or violating the school code
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Redding v Stafford
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a strip search of a middle schooll student is unconstitutional when the school lackks reasons to suspect that the drugs presented a danger or that they were concealed or that they were concealed in her underwear
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Simmons v Roper
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the death sentence is unconstitutional for juviniles
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4th Amendment
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guards against unreasonable searches and seizures.
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5th Amendment
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protects against self incrimination and double jeporady
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6th Amendment
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the right to an attorney
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7th amendment
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civil cases have juries
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8th amendment
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protection against excessive bail and crual and unusual punishment
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14th amendment
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the right to duue process of law (fair treatment)
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article 3 sec. 2
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trial by jury
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Art. 4 sec. 1
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the rulings of courts in one state are good in all states
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Palsgraf v Long Island Rail Road
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if an effect is so far removed from the cause, then nobody is to blame
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Marbury v Madison
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then an act conflicts with the Constitution, the act is invalid (the rule of judicial review)
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Ingram v Wright
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corporal punishment can be used in public schools BUT, it must be accepted by the school board and parents must be given the opportunity to opt out by written request
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Bethel v Fraiser
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When in schools, students do not have absolute first amendment rights
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Pico v Island Trees
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just because the school board doesn't like certain books doesn't mean that they can remove them from school
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Tinker v Des Moines
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Schools can censor anything that disrupts the educational process
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Fredericks v Morse
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educators may supress student speech @ a school sponsored event that is reasonably viewed as promoting drug use or violating the school code
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Redding v Stafford
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a strip search of a middle schooll student is unconstitutional when the school lackks reasons to suspect that the drugs presented a danger or that they were concealed or that they were concealed in her underwear
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Simmons v Roper
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the death sentence is unconstitutional for juviniles
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4th Amendment
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guards against unreasonable searches and seizures.
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5th Amendment
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protects against self incrimination and double jeporady
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6th Amendment
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the right to an attorney
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7th amendment
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civil cases have juries
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8th amendment
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protection against excessive bail and crual and unusual punishment
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14th amendment
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the right to duue process of law (fair treatment)
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article 3 sec. 2
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trial by jury
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Art. 4 sec. 1
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the rulings of courts in one state are good in all states
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Massie Vs Henry
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Schools can't control hair
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Dale Vs Boy scouts
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Boy scouts can discriminate casue they're private
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Bakke Vs Ca
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No Quotas
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Fredricks Vs. Morse
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schools can punish if you have drug related thigns associated with the school
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Gratz Vs Bollinger
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subjective college apps
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Ingram Vs Wright
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corpral punishment allowed in public schools but parents can opt out
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Kyllo Vs Us
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you can use sense enhancing devices not sense creating ones
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Us Vs sokolow
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if you're profiled at an airport as a terriortist but they find drugs it's legal
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Illinios Vs Caballas
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Police can use drug sniffing dogs at a traffic stop if it doesn't prolong it
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Terry vs Ohio
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suspicion is ok to search for weapons
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NY vs Belton
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anytime you're arrested they can search you can your car
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MN vs Dickerson
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if you're patted down for weapons and they find drugs it's legal
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AZ vs Grant
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1. Anytime sfatey is involved cops can search you
2. Arrest must relate to search |
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Florida vs JL
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Police can't search/arrest on anonymos callers but they can check the suspect out
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IL vs Wardlow
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if you run from cops they have probable cause
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US vs Weeks
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If evidence is seized illegally it can't be used in court
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Mapp Vs OH
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Exclusionary rule (Us vs Weeks) counts for all states
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Us vs Chimmel
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you can only search things in the immediate vacinity of the arrested person
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Maryland vs Wilson
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Anytime you're pulled over you have to get out of the car if asked
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Mapp Vs OH
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Exclusionary rule (Us vs Weeks) counts for all states
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Us vs Chimmel
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you can only search things in the immediate vacinity of the arrested person
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Maryland vs Wilson
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Anytime you're pulled over you have to get out of the car if asked
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