Landmark Supreme Court Cases

The Supreme Court has the power to declare laws and executive orders "Unconstitutional" if they violate the constitution. What is this power called?

• Rule of Law

• Judicial Review

• In re Gault

• Supreme Review

What is it called when a court looks at a previous court case to help determine how to rule on a current court case?

• Miranda

• Verdict

• Military Law

• Precedent

These are Supreme Court rulings that have carried great significance or have had an important impact on American society:

• Landmark Cases

• Supreme Cases

• American Cases

• Liberty Cases

What are rights for children/people under the age of 18 called?

• Adolescent Rights

• Common Rights

• Juvenile Rights

• Military Rights

Which Landmark Supreme Court case established the Supreme Court's power of "Judicial Review?"

• Marbury v. Madison
• Hazelwood v. Kuhlmeier

• Dred Scott v. Sandford
• Brown v. Board of Education

Common Law and Case Law are both a body of laws based on what?

• Military Court Cases and Military Legal Decisions

• Secret Court Cases and Secret Legal Decisions

• Future Court Cases and Future Legal Decisions

• Previous Court Cases and Previous Legal Decisions

This type of law deals with crimes. It regulates the behavior of people, defines crimes, and provides punishment for criminal acts:

• Civil Law

• Statutory Law

• Common Law

• Criminal Law

This type of law involves relationships between private parties where no crime has been committed:

• Civil Law

• Criminal Law

• Common Law

• Statutory Law

What is a list of rights that must be read to a criminal suspect at the time of their arrest?

• Bill of Rights
• Constitutional Rights

• Miranda Rights

• Common Rights

This is another name for laws passed by Congress or a state legislature:

• Decrees or Declaratory Law

• Statutes or Statutory Law

• Ordinances or Ordinance Law

• Regulations or Regulatory Law