Understanding the Role of Courts and Judicial Review

What was the main argument Lindsay Earles used to challenge her school's drug testing policy?

• It was unfair to athletes.

• It violated the Fourth Amendment.

• It was too expensive.

• It was not effective.

What did the Supreme Court decide in the case involving Lindsay Earles?

• The policy was unconstitutional.

• Students have absolute privacy rights.

• The drug testing policy was reasonable.

• The school must stop drug testing.

What is the primary role of federal courts in the United States?

• To create new laws.

• To interpret and apply existing laws.

• To enforce laws.

• To fund public schools.

Which of the following is NOT a type of federal court in the US?

• Appeals Court

• Supreme Court

• Parliamentary Court

• District Court

How does judicial review affect individual rights?

• It has no impact on individual rights.

• It can influence rights and freedoms.

• It ensures laws are applied inconsistently.

• It limits the power of the courts.