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Assignment 3. Read chapters 16 ,5, and 6, in the Wilson text.

Below is a list of items to be familiar with in preparation for Exam III:

Judicial review

Marbury v. Madison

John Marshall

Judicial restraint

Judicial activism

The Court and economic regulation

The Court and slavery (Dred Scott)

The Court and the New Deal

Roosevelt’s court-packing plan

The Brandies brief

Disctrict courts

Courts of appeal

Appointment to the national court(s)

A political litmus test

A writ of certiorari

Earl Gideon

Legal standing

Class action suits

Opinion of the Court

Dissenting opinion

Stare decisis (precedent)

Checks on judicial power

Diversity among Justices

Chapter 5

Competing rights

The Sedition Acts of 1798 and 1918

The Smith Act (1940)

Due process

Equal protection

Selective incorporation

Oliver Wendell Holmes Jr.

Gitlow v New York

Application of free speech

Symbolic speech

Religion—free exercise and establishment clause

Schenck v. U.S.

Reno v. ACLU

Texas v. Johnson

Wall-of-separation principle

Engel v. Vitale and Lee v Weisman

Probable cause

The Miranda rule

Good faith exception to Miranda

Inevitable discovery

Mapp v Ohio

Rasul v Bush and Hamdi

Chapter 6

Separate-but-equal doctrine

Brown v Board

W.E.B. DuBois

De jure segregation

De facto segregation

Plessy v. Ferguson

Swann v. Charlotte-Mecklenburg Board of Education

Martin Luther King Jr.

Civil disobedience

The 19th Amendment

Betty Friedan

Reed v. Reed

Rostker v. Goldberg

U.S. vs. Virginia

Right to privacy, Griswold v. Connecticut

Rose v. Wade

Affirmative action

Reverse discrimination

Bakke case

Lawrence v. Texas

Gay rights

Rights of aliens