This is Jeopardy!Civil Liberties

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The Unalienable

Rights

Freedom of Assembly and

Petition Freedom of

Religion

Freedom of Speech and

Press

People who are not citizens of the country in

which they live-Aliens

The unalienable rights are…

- Life, Liberty, and the Pursuit of Happiness

The first ten amendments of the

Constitution-Bill of Rights

The fact that our rights can be limited by the

government means they aren’t this.-Absolute

This amendment says that not all the rights of the people are spelled out in the Constitution

-9th Amendment

This clause says that the government will not

choose an official religion

-Establishment Clause

This says that every person can practice the religion they feel is right

for them-Free Exercise Clause

The time given to students to practice their

religion-Released Time

The test given to laws to make sure they fit into

the rules when it comes to religion

-Lemon Test

Elkhart County had a dispute over this

religious symbol put outside a city building-Ten Commandments

False words written down-Libel

The group that censors the media

-FCC (Federal Communications

Commission)

“Saying” something with an action or by conduct is

considered this.-Symbolic Speech

News reporters are allowed to keep their

sources this, so that they can stay safe or to keep the story to one outlet

-Confidential

This can be censored on television and the radio,

an example would be changing the most

recent Cee Lo Green song.

-Obscenity

A form of protest in which people deliberately, but non-violently, violate the

law as a means of expressing their opposition

to the law-Civil Disobedience

To bring their views to the attention of public

officials-Petition

The right to join with others to promote

political, economic, and social causes

-Right of Association

The government may limit a protest based on time and place but not

on this.-Manner or Content

People may only protest in these places.

-Public Places

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Due Process of Law

Freedom and Security of the

PersonPunishmentRights of the

Accused

This amendment deals with the Due Process of

Law-14th Amendment

This deals with the how of governmental action-Procedural Due Process

This deals with the what of governmental action-Substantive Due Process

This means that the government must act

fairly and in accord with established rules

-Due Process

In Oregon, this group fought their law

making it mandatory that all children

attend public schools-Roman Catholic Church

Forced labor- Involuntary Servitude

Prejudice or unfairness-Discrimination

Reasonable suspicion of a crime

-Probable Cause

This amendment says that we have the right

to bear arms-2nd Amendment

This is an exception to the Exclusionary Rule

that deals with the fact that evidence would

have been found legally eventually

-Inevitable Discovery

A court order which prevents unjust arrests

and imprisonments-Writ of Habeas Corpus

A formal complaint that the prosecutor lays before a grand jury

-Indictment

Once a person has been tried for a crime, they

cannot be tried again for that same crime-Double Jeopardy

This amendment gives us the right to not

incriminate ourselves.-5th Amendment

This amendment guarantees us the right to a speedy and public

trial-6th Amendment

Levying war against the United States or giving aid

and comfort to their enemies.-Treason

The 8th amendment forbids punishment that

is this.-Cruel and Unusual

One can be denied bail for what reasons?

-Danger to society, flight risk

This court case was the first to deal directly with

the death penalty-Furman v. Georgia, 1972

The sum of money that the accused may be required to post as a

guarantee that they will appear in court at the

proper time-Bail

Final Jeopardy!

“You have the right to remain silent, anything you say can and will be used against you in a

court of law…”-Miranda Rights