Civics Full Review
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- Hazelwood v. Kuhlmeier
- Public schools can edit newspapers
- Popular Vote
- To vote of the people
- Non-Partisan Election
- An election which has no definite party
- General Election
- An election which chooses who will hold the office
- Cynicism
- A negative attitude
- Literacy Test
- Test to see if you can read
- 26
- Amendment which allows voting age lowered to 18
- Franking Privledges
- Get free postage to to holding an office, mainly used to promote office holders.
- Suffrage
- The right to vote
- Motor Voter Law
- Where you are registered to vote when you get your drivers license
- In Re Gault
- Juveniles have same due process rights
- New Jersey v. TLO
- Schools can search you with reasonable suspicion
- Westside v. Mergens
- Can have religious club but the sponger cant be paid
- Poll Tax
- Eliminated by the 24th Amendment
- Apathy
- An emotion in which you do not care
- Constituent
- Someone who votes
- Burden of Proof
- Where the prosecution or plaintiff must provide evidence
- Electoral Vote
- The Electors vote
- Incumbent
- Person already in office
- Partisan Election
- An election which is defined for one party
- 24
- Amendment which eliminates poll tax
- 19
- Amendment which allows women to vote
- 15
- Amendment which allows African-American's to vote
- 23
- Amendment which allows D.C. the right to vote
- Primary Election
- An election which chooses the parties candidate
- Civil
- Court in which there is a Plaintiff and Defendent
- Criminal
- A court in which there is a Dependent and Prosecution
- Elector
- Someone delegated to use area popular votes to vote for president
- Miranda v. Arizona
- Must know all rights
- Tinker v. Des Moines
- Case where schools can restrict 1st amendment rights