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| All legal rights that one owed to a person according to law is to be respected by the government |
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| You don't have to justify against a case, neither does your spouse |
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| Defines citizenship to USA reps |
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| Group memberships like religion and some not by choice like race |
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| Freedom of Speech and Religion |
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| You can practice what you want but if it's against the law then you can be arrested. |
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| The government has the right to censor certain parts of a speech. |
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| In the first amendment, The right for free speech but can be censored by the law. |
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| 9/11 issues, treason to destabilize the government by supporting the enemies |
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| Defamating somebody by oral assertion of untrue statements to hurt someones fame. |
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| Broadcasting false things about someone with an intention to defame their reputation |
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| Owned the second newspaper in NYC who was charged for libel against the government. |
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| A speech done on behalf of a company/individual in order to make a profit. |
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| Legal, but only with personal use. |
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| Moving a trial to a different day in order to benefit or fault it. |
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| To take temporary posession of as a security against a case. |
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| The right to check a place for illegal issues. |
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| The act of accusing oneself for a crime in which someone can be killed. |
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| Type of jury that determines if there is enough evidence for a trial. |
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| Defends one from being tried twice using the same facts and evidence. |
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| Cruel and Unusual Punishment |
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| The government cannot inflict humiliation or suffering on anybody no matter what the case is. |
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| Agreement in a criminal case prosecutor lets defendant plea guilty for lighter sentence |
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| A speech that displays messages clearly and purposefully |
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| Slaves counted as 3/5ths vote for enumeration of population |
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| Refers to the government testing potential citizens as american citizens |
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| Outlawed Racial segregation in schools, public places, and work. |
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| 14th Cheif in Justice in the US |
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| First African american to serve the surpreme court |
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| Defied an order against the population of segregation of different races @ school |
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| A protest campaign that was opposed to racial segregation on busses |
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| The agency of US government that enforces federal employment discrimination laws |
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| A group of people bringing a case collectively to court |
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| Policies that take race and gender into possible equal possibility |
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| A system of counting immigrants into the country yearly. |
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| The National Organization for Women |
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| Issue of Abortion, highly controversial |
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| Disctriminatory Categories |
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| The Equal Rights Association |
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| National Association for the advancement of colored people |
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| Case that upheld the constitutionality of racial segregation in public places |
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| A term that implied rights to colored people but wasn't enforced properly |
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| Brown V Board of Education |
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| Declaring State laws that established seperate public schools with blacks and whites |
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| Brown V Board of Education |
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| Declaring State laws that established seperate public schools with blacks and whites |
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| An acception of an old value in newer contexts |
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| Party who is being charged with a crime |
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| Party who is charging against defendant |
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| Where a political leader is appointed to deal with legal matters |
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