Wrapping up the Supreme Court Cases

January 12, 2024


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Poll

How would you describe your understanding of the Supreme Court cases?

• I am lost

• I kind of understand them, but could use some more help.

• I've got these.

Mr. Pieretti

What Court Cases do we have to finish?

Poll

How would you describe your understanding of the Supreme Court cases?

• I am lost

• I kind of understand them, but could use some more help.

• I've got these.

Open Ended

How does this case impact you?

Multiple Choice

Students have free speech as long as it is not disruptive or promoting illegal activities.

• Marbury v Madison

• McDonald v Chicago

• US v Nixon

• Tinker v Des Moines

Multiple Choice

Federalism and the 14th Amendment means that States have to abide by federal protections, like the 2nd Amendment.

• Marbury v Madison

• McDonald v Chicago

• US v Nixon

• Tinker v Des Moines

Multiple Choice

The OG case that gave the Supreme Court the power of judicial review

• Marbury v Madison

• McDonald v Chicago

• US v Nixon

• Tinker v Des Moines

Multiple Choice

14th Amendment - Presidents aren't above the law.

Separation of powers - Presidents can't interfere with court cases

Executive privilege doesn't apply to everything.

• Marbury v Madison

• McDonald v Chicago

• US v Nixon

• Tinker v Des Moines

Multiple Choice

Police need probable cause. School administration only needs reasonable suspicion.

• New Jersey v TLO

• Baker v Carr

• Miranda v Arizona

• Brown v Board

Multiple Choice

Segregation in Schools violates the 14th Amendment.

• New Jersey v TLO

• Baker v Carr

• Miranda v Arizona

• Brown v Board

Multiple Choice

1 person, 1 vote. Federal Courts can ensure redistricting happens. They cannot get involved in what that redistricting looks like (gerrymandering).

• New Jersey v TLO

• Baker v Carr

• Miranda v Arizona

• Brown v Board

Multiple Choice

You have the right to remain silent, anything you say or do can be used against you in a court of law. You have the right to an attorney. If you cannot afford an attorney, one will be appointed for you.

• New Jersey v TLO

• Baker v Carr

• Miranda v Arizona

• Brown v Board

Poll

How would you describe your understanding of the Supreme Court cases?

• I am lost

• I kind of understand them, but could use some more help.

• I've got these.