Question4

WhichclauseoftheConstitution,asdiscussedinPowerPointinthecontext ofSummum,limitsgovernment speech?

• Freeexercise
• Assembly
• FreeSpeech
• Establishment

Question5

InhisGreatDebatespeech, JusticeWilliamBrennan asserted thatjudgesaretogivewhatkindofmeaningtothe Constitution'sprovisions?

• Original meaning
• Modern meaning
• Full meaning
• Complete meaning

Question6

InJusticeThomas' dissentinTinker,hereliesonwhatlegal doctrinetoafford broaddiscretiontoschoolstoregulatestudentspeech?

• Defacto parenthood
• Inlocoparent is
• TheTenthAmendment
• Psychologicalparenthood

Question7

AsexplainedbyJusticeWilliam BrennaninTheGreatDebate ,the additionofwhichamendments totheConstitutionpromptedthe applicationoftheBillofRightstothestates?

• ThirteenthandFourteenth
• FifthandThirteenth
• FifthandFourteenth
• FirstandFourteenth

Question8

AccordingtoAttorney GeneralEdwinMeese, whatprinciple

helpssecurethegoalofadecentralizedgovernment?

• Originalism
• Federalism
• Strictconstructionism
• Constitutionalism

Question9

InhisGreatDebatespeech,JudgeRobertBorkstatedthat ifjudgeswere notrestrainedbythetextoftheConstitution,thentheonlylawwouldbewhat?

• ThosepassedbyCongress
• ThatwhichisconsistentwiththespiritoftheConstitution
• Unenforceable
• Thewillofthejudge

Question10

WhichofthefollowingisnotoneofthewaysCaseyrepresents

arbitrary decisionmaking?

• TheCourtfoundforthefirst timearighttoprivacyinthe penumbrasoftheConstitution
• TheSupremeCourtaffirmedthattherewasarighttoabortion to protecttheCourt'slegitimacy
• TheCourtadopted adefinitionoflibertythatwasnotwelldefined.
• TheSupremeCourtrefusedtodecidethequestionofwhetherRoewasproperlydecided

Question11

According toArthurLeff,iflawsandethics arenotbasedonbiblicalstandards,thenthelawsarebasedonlyonwhat?

• Thetextofthelaws
• Theconstitution
• Theruleoflaw
• Humanwill

Question12

AsdiscussedinWhenthePursuitofLibertyCollideswiththeRuleofLaw,JusticeThomas'dissentinObergefellidentifiedwhatasthesourceof human dignity?

• TheU.S.Constitution'sguaranteesofdueprocessandequal protection
• Universal,transcendentprinciples
• Naturallaw
• ThefactthatGodcreated humansinHisimage

Question13

AttorneyGeneral EdwinMeeseexplained thattheSupremeCourt wastoserveasthebulwarksofwhat?

• Separation of Power
• A limited constitution
• The rule of law
• Federalism

Question14

InFederalistNo.51,JamesMadisonexplained that"ifmenwereangels,nogovernmentwould benecessary"butbecausemenarenotangels,inframingagovernmentwemust"firstenablethegovernment tocontrolthegoverned;andinthenextplace, obligeittocontrol itself."Explain howthissupports thepremisethatseparationofpowersisneededtopreserveour fundamental liberties.Youranswershould beatleasttwoparagraphs long.

YourAnswer:

Fortheseparationofpowerisneededtopreserveourfundamentalliberties,eachdepartmentshouldbeseparatedwithit sownwill,shouldbe independentfromothers,and"itwouldrequirethatalltheappointmentsforthesupremeexecutive,legislative,andjudiciarymagistraciesshould bedrawnfromthesamefountainofauthority,thepeople,through channelshavingnocommunicationwhatever withone another."

"Itisequally evident,thatthemembersofeachdepartment shouldbeaslittledependent aspossibleonthoseoftheothers." Thus,theseparationofpowerwillnotbeindependent.

Question15

InMorse,Justices Alita andKennedywroteaconcurring opinion.Theystatedthatastandard thatpermittedschools toprohibitspeechthatschoolofficials consideredcontrarytothe "educationalmission"wouldgivepublicauthoritiestoomuch controloverstudentspeech.Explaintheirposition andwhytheybelieved an"educationalmission"standardwouldthreatenfreespeechguarantees.Youranswershould beatleasttwo paragraphslong.

YourAnswer:

"Theirpositionandwhytheybelievedan"educationalmission"standardwouldthreaten freespeechguarantees"becauseitwillsave the school'sauthoritiestocontinueeducationintheproper environment.

"Astandardthatpermitted schoolstoprohibitspeech thatschoolofficialsconsideredcontrarytotheeducationalmission"wouldgivepublicauthoritiestoomuchcontroloverstudentspeech"becausethisprohibition couldcontrolschoolenvironment properly.Thus,the

educationalmission"couldbemaintainedproperty asrequiredbythe statesandfederalgovernment.Therefore,freespeechcanbeinthepoliticalarena-notintheschool environmentwhichinterruptsproper "educationalmission."