True or false

The Constitution does not require a Justice on the Supreme Court to go to law school.

All Fundamental Freedoms are found in the First 8 Amendments to the Constitution.

Substantive due process is a constitutional requirement pertaining to how a deprivation of liberty occurs.

Under the rule of preemption, when a conflict arises between federal law and state law, state law must prevail.

A ruling by the Supreme Court that a law is unconstitutional requires Congress to remove the law.

Article VI, Sec.2 of the Constitution is known as the Necessary and Proper Clause.

The Constitution never mentions the "right to life' and only uses the word "life" once, in the Fourteenth Amendment

For an unenumerated right to be considered a "Fundamental Right" it must be deeply rooted in the nation's history and tradition.

InTrump v. Anderson, the United States Supreme Court ruled that Trump had to be placed on the ballot because he did not partake in an insurrection.

InTrump v. Anderson, the United States Supreme Court ruled that Donald Trump must be removed from the ballot.

Trump v. Anderson was a very bitter and divisive ruling for the United States Supreme Court, splitting the Court sharply along ideological lines.

InAnderson v. Griswold, the Colorado Supreme Court ruled that Donald Trump must be removed from the ballot.

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In Schenck v US, the Supreme Court upheld Charles Schenck's conviction for passing out leaflets encouraging young men not to comply with the military draft during World War I. While this speech restriction was content- {blank} , triggering strict scrutiny, Schenck's conviction was still upheld - because SCOTUS found a {blank} government interest to prevent interference with military recruitment during a time of war.

An {blank} claim regarding a suspect classification triggers {blank} scrutiny. An example of this type of classification includes race.

When a law discriminates based on sex/gender, an equal protection claim would trigger {blank} scrutiny. This is because the law is discriminating on the basis of a {blank} classification

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During oral argument inDobbs v. Jackson,Justice ___ said although a woman may not have a right to an abortion, she could always drop an unwanted child off at a fire station.