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3.11 Vocabulary - Unit 11 - Supreme Court Cases

3.11: Analyze the effects of landmark Supreme Court decisions on law, liberty and the interpretation of the U.S. Constitution.

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Attorney/Counsel/Lawyeran individual that provides legal protection/advice
Censorshipsuppressing information or prohibiting material that is deemed unacceptable
Discriminationunfair or prejudiced treatment of a group of people
District of Columbia v. HellerU.S. Supreme Court case that upheld that the 2nd Amendment protects an individual’s right to possess a firearm
Equal Protection Clausethe section of the 14th Amendment that says that states must apply the law equally and not discriminate against citizens
Executive privilegethe concept that the president has the ability to withhold information
Jim Crowthe former practice of segregating black people in the U.S.
Judicial opinionjudgment by a court
Landmarkan important or unique decision
Legal equalitythe concept that everyone is equal in the eyes of the law
Legal precedenta judicial decision that is used as an example in dealing with later similar cases
Minorindividual who is under the age of 18.
Miranda rightsrights of an individual accused of a crime. Protected by the Supreme Court case, Miranda v. Arizona
Prosecuteto carry on a legal action against an accused person to prove his or her guilt
Rights of the accusedrights included in Amendments 4 through 8 that protect people charged with crimes
Segregationthe discriminatory practice of separation of people on the basis of race
Unanimousfull agreement by everyone involved

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