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This court case limited the power of the first amendment by not being able to silence opposing views.

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Another form of libel/ slander, is when a false claim has been made against another person. This is an example of speech that is not protected.

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Slander is spoken lies and libel is written lies about someone.

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This Amendment guarantees equal protection for all under the law.

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This Amendment prevents the bail from being outrageously high and punishments from being cruel and unusual.

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This Amendment provides a jury when a person sues another for more than $20.

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A limitation on free speech not allowing people to urge the overthrow of the government.

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This Amendment guarantees a fair and speedy trial.

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A landmark case where the 14th Amendment was in question. Korematsu argued that ordering all the Japanese Americans into concentration camps was unconstitutional.

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Segregation that occurs "by fact" rather than "by law."

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This Amendment protects the people from illegal searches and seizures.

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This amendment protects the people's right to bear arms.

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This Amendment allows accused people to remain silent, so they don't incriminate themselves and that they have fair treatment under the law.

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Gives people the right of free speech, the right to petition the government, the right of free press, and protects from the establishment of religion.

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A landmark case that decided that state funded schools are not allowed to establish religion.

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Restricting speech before it is expressed in anyway.

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Part of the first Amendment that allows people to practice which ever religion they choose.

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This is a test used by courts to determine whether or not it is Constitutional. The challenged law must be related to government interest to pass the test.

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A landmark case that requires to provide lawyers to represent accused who are unable to pay for their own attorneys.

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A landmark court case that decided that "separate but equal" was Constitutional.

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A court case where the Supreme Court decided that a slave is not a citizen and cannot sue for freedom.

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The landmark Supreme Court case on abortion rules that, according to the 14th Amendment due process clause, it is the woman's decision but must be balanced with the state's regulations.

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Landmark Supreme Court case that outlaws discrimination.

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Included the Jim Crow laws that enforced segregation.

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Admission policies for colleges that provide education to underrepresented minority groups

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A restriction on suffrage for minority groups who had the right to vote with the 15th Amendment.

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A landmark court case that ruled that evidence obtained in ways that violated the 4th Amendment cannot be used in court

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A clause in the 14th Amendment that states that all people have equal rights as citizens.

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A landmark case where the court ruled that detained suspects must be reminded of their right to an attorney and against self incrimination before police questioning.

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The Supreme Court case where segregation was banned in public schools.

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A Supreme Court case where is it considered unconstitutional for school officials to write and enforce a school prayer.

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This doctrine applies the Bill of Rights to state laws.

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Using symbols to convey ideas without using words.

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This court case gets rid of Affirmative Action.

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This is the amount of evidence a police officer needs to arrest someone or search an area.

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Segregation that occurs and is enforced by law.

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A classification made strictly on race or gender.

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Both speech and actions like demonstrations and protests.

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This prevents someone being tried for the same crime twice.

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This principle in the Fifth Amendment says that the government must follow proper Constitutional procedures in trials.

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The clause in the 1st Amendment that says that Congress cannot establish a religion.

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This rule states that evidence obtained in ways that violate the 4th amendment cannot be used in trial.