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Judicial Branch Review Matcing

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Miranda v. ArizonaEveryone should to be informed of right to remain silent and to a lawyer during interrogation.
Mapp v. OhioPolice have to get a warrant and must follow exlusionary rule.
Gregg v. GeorgiaDeath penalty not cruel and unusual.
Tinker v. Des MoinesStudents can wear symbolic armband to protest government.
Texas v. JohnsonSymbolic speech includes burning US flag.
Schenck v. USSpeech limited if creating a dangerous situation.
Cox v. LousianaPeaceful protest should be allowed.
Ny Times v. USGovernment can't use prior restraint to hide what it is doing from people.
Hazelwood v. KulhmeierPrincipal can censor school paper.
NJ v. TLOPrincipal needs reasonable suspicion to search a student's bag.
Engel v. VitaleRequiring students to read a prayer in school not okay.
Lemon v. KurtzmanGovernment can't pay for supplies at private religious school.
WVA v. BarnetteSchool can't make you salute flag.
Wisconsin v. YoderAmish students don't need to go to high school.
Wallace v. JaffreeSchool sponsored silent prayer not okay in schools.
Marbury v. MadisonJudicial Review was the precedent of this case.
Majority OpinionOpinion of those who voted in the majority.
Dissenting OpinionOpinion of the those who voted in the minority.
Original JurisdictionCan hear a case for the first time.
Appellate JurisdictionHear appeals from lower courts.
Appointed by the PresidentWho selects federal judges for hire?
Writ of Habeas CorpusAllow the accused to appear before a judge.
Writ of CertiorariWhen a case is sent up from lower court for review.
PrecedentA guideline for how similar case will be decided in future.
OverturnTo change or reverse a decision of a lower court.
UpholdTo agree with the decision of a lower court.
9How many Supreme Court Justices are there?
How many cases does the Supreme Court take each year?100
District CourtHas original jurisdiction of most trials involving federal laws.
Downtown WilmingtonWhere is the closest Federal District Court?


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