1. Ch. 20, Sec. 1

2.  Read “What Due Process Means” p. 578  What two clauses deal with due process in the Constitution?  What do they say?

3.  Same section “What Due Process Means”  How does the U.S. Supreme Court interpret due process?

4.  Read “Examples of Due Process” p. 579  Explain Rochin v. California.

5.  Read “Police Power” and “The Police Power and Civil Liberties” p. 580  What is a state’s police power and why is it sometimes controversial?

6.  In your opinion, does requiring a suspected drunk driver to perform a breathalyzer test or submit a blood sample violate what you know about due process?  How have most courts ruled on this same question? Why?

7.  Read “Protecting the Public” p. 581.  What are the four main reasons law makers and judges typically rule in favor of protecting the public?

8.  Read “The Right to Privacy” p. 581  Describe what it means to have a right to privacy?  Is this mentioned in the U.S. Constitution?

9.  Read “Roe v. Wade” p. 581  Explain the significance of the U.S. Supreme Court case of Roe v. Wade.  Explain three guidelines the U.S. Supreme Court laid out in explaining a woman’s right to privacy and due process when it comes to the topic covered in Roe v. Wade.