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1/________________________ law is a school of legal thought centered on the assumption that there is no law higher than the laws created by the government.In order to prevent anarchy, laws created by the government must be obeyed - even if they are unjust,

2/ Case law, or court made law is also referred to as _______________________law.

3/ Substantive law defines, describes, regulates, and creates legal rights and obligations, while _________________ law establishes the methods of enforcing the rights established by substantive law.

4/ The requirement in article VI of the U.S. Constitution that provides that the Constitution, laws, and treaties of the United States are "the supreme Law of the Land" is often referred to as the ________________ clause.

5/ Concurrent powers possessed by both the national government and the state governments include _______________________ powers, the authority of the governmentto regulate behavior and enforce order for the betterment of thehealth, safety, morals, and general welfareof their inhabitants.

6/ Demonstrative speech, also known as "_____________________" speech, includes physical expressions of beliefs including gestures, movements, and articles of clothing, and is given substantial protection by the courts in a manner similar to that given to spoken or written speech.

7/ The right of __________________has been interpreted to mean that the government cannot open our mail, listen in on our telephone conversations, or involve itself in certain personal and private choices such as whether or not a person or couple desires to bear children.

8/ The Due Process Clause is found in the provisions in the ________________ and Fourteenth amendments that guarantee that no person shall be deprived of life, liberty, or property without due process of law.

9/ Civil liberties are those freedoms provided, for the most part, in the Bill of Rights.Civil ________________, however, are derived from the Fourteenth Amendment's Equal Protection Clause

10/ Where a conflict arises between one person's property rights and another's freedom of speech,the first principle to understand is that there is no right to access to someone else's ________________________ property for speech purposes under the First Amendment of the Constitution.