2.  Brown v. Board of Education  Engle v. Vitale  Gideon v. Wainwright  Lemon v. Kurtzman  Mapp v. Ohio  Marbury v. Madison  McCulloch v. Maryland  Miranda v. Arizona  New Jersey v. TLO  Plessy v. Ferguson  Roe v. Wade

3.  Marbury v. Madison (John Marshall was the Chief Justice who said that Sec. of State Madison’s actions were unconstitutional)

5.  Exclusive jurisdiction

7.  Slander

9.  Exclusionary rule

10.  Brown v. Board of Education  Engle v. Vitale  Gideon v. Wainwright  Lemon v. Kurtzman  Mapp v. Ohio  Marbury v. Madison  McCulloch v. Maryland  Miranda v. Arizona  New Jersey v. TLO  Plessy v. Ferguson  Roe v. Wade

11.  Brown v. Board of Education  (ruled that separate was not equal so it desegregated public schools and overturned the previous court case of Plessy v. Ferguson)

13.  Majority opinion

15.  Indictment  (a Grand Jury decides whether there is enough evidence to go on with a trial, if there is, they hand down an indictment)

17.  Writ of Habeas Corpus

18.  Brown v. Board of Education  Engle v. Vitale  Gideon v. Wainwright  Lemon v. Kurtzman  Mapp v. Ohio  Marbury v. Madison  McCulloch v. Maryland  Miranda v. Arizona  New Jersey v. TLO  Plessy v. Ferguson  Roe v. Wade

19.  Gideon v. Wainwright

21.  Petit Jury

23.  Civil case  (this would be like a divorce case. The other type of case is a criminal case that has to do with breaking the law)

24.  Brown v. Board of Education  Engle v. Vitale  Gideon v. Wainwright  Lemon v. Kurtzman  Mapp v. Ohio  Marbury v. Madison  McCulloch v. Maryland  Miranda v. Arizona  New Jersey v. TLO  Plessy v. Ferguson  Roe v. Wade

25.  Mapp v. Ohio  (evidence was obtained without a warrant against a woman who had lewd material)

27.  Original jurisdiction

29.  Establishment Clause  (Part of the 1 st Amendment which also includes the Free Exercise Clause that protects our individual religious rights)

30.  Brown v. Board of Education  Engle v. Vitale  Gideon v. Wainwright  Lemon v. Kurtzman  Mapp v. Ohio  Marbury v. Madison  McCulloch v. Maryland  Miranda v. Arizona  New Jersey v. TLO  Plessy v. Ferguson  Roe v. Wade

31.  Engle v. Vitale

33.  Symbolic Speech

35.  Probable Cause

37.  Concurring opinion

38.  Brown v. Board of Education  Engle v. Vitale  Gideon v. Wainwright  Lemon v. Kurtzman  Mapp v. Ohio  Marbury v. Madison  McCulloch v. Maryland  Miranda v. Arizona  New Jersey v. TLO  Plessy v. Ferguson  Roe v. Wade

39.  McCulloch v. Maryland

41.  Life  (until they retire or die during their term)

43.  Supreme Court

45.  Brief  (each side gives their brief to the justices to show their side of the argument.)  Sometimes a 3 rd party will get involved and give the justices an Amicus Curiae Brief as a “friend of the court” to help them make their decision.

46.  Brown v. Board of Education  Engle v. Vitale  Gideon v. Wainwright  Lemon v. Kurtzman  Mapp v. Ohio  Marbury v. Madison  McCulloch v. Maryland  Miranda v. Arizona  New Jersey v. TLO  Plessy v. Ferguson  Roe v. Wade

49.  Affirmative Action

51.  Sedition  (this is not protected by the first amendment right to freedom of speech)

52.  Brown v. Board of Education  Engle v. Vitale  Gideon v. Wainwright  Lemon v. Kurtzman  Mapp v. Ohio  Marbury v. Madison  McCulloch v. Maryland  Miranda v. Arizona  New Jersey v. TLO  Plessy v. Ferguson  Roe v. Wade

53.  Lemon v. Kurtzman  (set up the test to see if using tax $ for parochial schools violated the Establishment clause.

55.  Concurrent jurisdiction

56.  Brown v. Board of Education  Engle v. Vitale  Gideon v. Wainwright  Lemon v. Kurtzman  Mapp v. Ohio  Marbury v. Madison  McCulloch v. Maryland  Miranda v. Arizona  New Jersey v. TLO  Plessy v. Ferguson  Roe v. Wade

57.  New Jersey v. TLO  (says school officials can search lockers, backpacks, etc. without a warrant in order to keep the rest of students safe).

58.  Brown v. Board of Education  Engle v. Vitale  Gideon v. Wainwright  Lemon v. Kurtzman  Mapp v. Ohio  Marbury v. Madison  McCulloch v. Maryland  Miranda v. Arizona  New Jersey v. TLO  Plessy v. Ferguson  Roe v. Wade

59.  Miranda v. Arizona

61.  The 94 District Courts

63.  Appeals cases  (to determine whether the defendants rights have been violated, or an action of the government is unconstitutional)

65.  Precedent

67.  US Court of Appeals  (they hear the appeals cases from the 94 district courts – map on 529)

69.  Prior restraint