1. Do you have the right to privacy? Why or why not?
Bell Ringer
Do you have the right to privacy? Why or why not?

2. Miranda v. Arizona Engel V. Vitale Roe v. Wade

3. Lesson Frame
We will- Analyze important SCOTUS decisions I will- Evaluate SCOTUS decisions on whether they are Judicial Restraint or Activism

4. Engel v. Vitale 1962
1st amendment
School Prayer

5. Engel v. Vitale 1962
"Almighty God, we acknowledge our dependence upon Thee, and we beg Thy blessings upon us, our parents, our teachers and our Country."
The non-denominational prayer was written by the New York State Board of Regents.

6. Does it violate the 1st amendment? Yes!
Engel v. Vitale 1962
1st amendment
School Prayer
Does it violate the 1st amendment?
Yes!
Establishment Clause
Government offices cannot establish state religion
School Prayer infringes on Free Exercise Clause of the1st amendment right religion
School prayer violates rights of others

7. Ernesto Miranda confessed to crimes without lawyer present
Miranda v. Arizona 1966
5th amendment
Self-Incrimination
Ernesto Miranda confessed to crimes without lawyer present
Not informing defendants of their rights violates 5th amendment against self- incrimination

8. Google “Jane Roe” What do you see?

9. Jane Roe is an alias for the real Norma McCorvey (plaintiff)
Roe v. wade 1973
Jane Roe is an alias for the real Norma McCorvey (plaintiff)
Abortion exemptions were (in Texas) only in case of saving mother’s life
Suing Texas, with District Attorney Henry Wade as representative for right to abort

10. At the Federal District Court level, Roe wins
Roe v. wade 1973
At the Federal District Court level, Roe wins
Wade appeals, writ of certiorari to Circuit court, then to Supreme court

11. Using Const. amendments to prove her case
Roe v. wade 1973
Using Const. amendments to prove her case
1st- Establishment Clause prevents government from establishing religious belief
4th- “Derived Privacy” from protection of illegal search and seizures
9th- Rights not listed in the Constitution (Abortion a right?)
14th – “no state shall deny rights without due process”

12. Think-Pair-Share in your ISN, 2 sentences
Roe v. wade 1973
So what do we do?
Think-Pair-Share in your ISN, 2 sentences
If you were a Supreme Court judge, how do you decide this case?
What prompted your decision?

13. Justices researched and debated about why is this an issue?
Roe v. wade 1973
Justices researched and debated about why is this an issue?
Public Health and Safety concerns
Women’s health- state concern to protect women from unsafe abortion practices
Fetus health- protecting unborn citizens

14. Trimester rule- 3 month span
Roe v. wade 1973
Henry Blackburn does research from leading medical research facility Mayo Clinic
Trimester rule- 3 month span
1st- abortion is the safest for woman
2nd- abortion unsafe for women, state must regulate
3rd- abortion unsafe for women and fetus, states regulate

15. Roe v Wade is a prime example of setting Precedent!!!

16. Roe v. wade 1973
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17. “Close up on the Supreme Court”
Choose one court case on the Supreme Court on pages 59, 109, 559, 589.
Write the Case name at the top (remember to underline).
Answer the “Decide for Yourself” section.
(Extra brownie points (10) if you chose and complete case on p109)

18. Exit Ticket
Is Roe v Wade an example of Judicial Restraint or Judicial Activism? Explain why?

19. https://youtu.be/Rj_MhS2u- Pk
Antonin Scalia on Roe Pk

20. https://youtu.be/2OaZIhej8fY
Neil Gorsurch on Roe