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8 Cards in this Set
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Moyer Vs. Peabody |
In a time of crisis, Executive Branch has the power to take or change Due Process. |
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Hirabayashi Vs. U.S. |
Justifies order 9066, says that a preemptive strike is necessary to ensure domestic security and the health of a nation |
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Sterling Vs. Constantin |
A state of emergency can be announced by the executive branch, but that decision is subject to judicial review. |
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Hill Vs. Texas |
Discrimination is unconstitutional in Grand Jury Selection. |
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Yasui Vs. United States |
Declares curfews constitutional. |
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Emergency/War Powers Clause |
Additional executive power in times of emergency must be granted by Congress. |
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Fifth Amendment |
No person can be held for a crime unless presented to a jury. Person cannot be tried for same offence twice, cannot be used as witness against ones self, and due process cannot be taken without good reason. |
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14th Amendment |
Gives rights to all citizens of the U.S. |
