Judicial Review and Landmark Cases

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What are we learning about in today's lesson?

• How the President makes laws

• Judicial review and Supreme Court cases

• Local government

• Elections

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What is the main idea of judicial review?

• Courts create new laws

• Courts enforce laws

• Courts declare laws unconstitutional

• Courts ignore the Constitution

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Judicial review protects rights by making sure:

• The President has all the power

• Laws do not violate the Constitution

• Judges are elected

• Citizens pay taxes

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What important power did Marbury v. Madison establish?

• Freedom of Speech

• Power to declare laws unconstitutional

• Power to create amendments

• Power to elect the President

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What is one major goal of this lesson?

• Explain court cases

• Memorize dates

• Build a model courtroom

• Create laws

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What did Brown v. Board of Education make illegal in schools?

• Free speech

• Taxes

• Segregation

• Prayer

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What right must be explained to suspects because of Miranda v. Arizona?

• The right to vote

• Miranda Rights

• The right to drive

• Freedom to travel

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By the end of today, you should be able to:

• Explain judicial review and important court cases

• Plan a vacation

• Learn how laws are enforced

• Become a judge