Quantitative Analysis First Amendment Rulings by the Supreme Court 2010-2019 12 10 8 Number of Rulings 6 2 0 - 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017 2018 2019 Year Source: Freedom Forum Institute 292 CHAPTER 8 CHECKPOINT: THE BILL OF RIGHT FIRST AMENDMENT3. Use the information graphic on the previous page to answer the following questions. (A) Describe a trend regarding First Amendment cases and the U.S. Supreme Court. ared (B) Describe a similarity or difference in the number of First Amendment rulings the U.S. Supreme Court makes in different years. (C) Draw a conclusion about the cause of the similarity or difference described in part B. if the (D) Explain how U.S. Supreme Court rulings on the First Amendment may reflect a commitment to balancing liberty and order.Quantitative Analysis Appeals Courts' Pro-Student Rulings on Challenges to Discipline 45% 41% 39% 40 35 2 030% asbasisb sift) 30 24% 25 19% Percent of Discipline-Related Cases 20 15 10 blager earliovo 1960-67 1968-74 1975-92 1993-02 1903-07 Periods Source: Education Next NO HAVE HIM! SENT WITH ON 2. Use the information graphic above to answer the following questions. (A) Identify the percent of pro-student rulings by appeals courts from 1975-1992. dil lsubribri no gaigunda (B) Describe a trend in the appeals courts' pro-student rulings. (C) Draw a conclusion about what led to the trend described in part B. (D) Explain how the data in the chart could result from judicial interpretation of students' constitutional rights. stempel to sonsTo