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SPM4723 Legal Issues in Sports Exam II (Answered) Complete Verified Solution 2023/2024 State Actors A person who is acting on behalf of a governmental body. Strict Scrutiny Test A Supreme Court test to see if a law denies equal protection and if it's necessary to accomplish COMPELLING state interest - for FUNDAMENTAL rights (racial discrimination, religion). Mild Scrutiny Test A Supreme Court test to see if a law denies equal protection and if it's rationally related to LEGITIMATE state in...

PSCI 1100 Exam with Complete Solutions Strict scrutiny - Answer-A Supreme Court test to see if a law denies equal protection because it does not serve a compelling state interest and is not narrowly tailored to achieve that goal precendent - Answer-binding force for stability in law that often causes justices to rule in line with previous decisions Griswold v. Connecticut - Answer-1965 decision that the Constitution implicitly guarantees citizens' right to privacy - contraception coul...

Criminal Law: MCOLES Test Exam with Verified & Updated Solutions Table of Contents - Answer ️️ -Constitutional Law: 2-26 Court Functions / Legal Terms: 27-53 Laws of Evidence: 53-79 Civil Law / Liability: 80-101 Contraband and Regulatory Crimes: 102-144 Crimes Against Persons: 145-194 Crimes Against Property: 195-229 Public Order Crimes: 230-250 Admissions and Confessions: 251-274 Laws of Arrest: 275-294 Laws on Suspect ID: 295-315 Founding Documents - Answer ️️ --Declarati...

CSULB - POSC 100 FINALcivil liberties - correct answer Constitutionally established guarantees and freedoms that protect citizens, opinions, and property against arbitrary government interference civil war amendments - correct answer the 13th, 14th, and 15th, amendments to the constitution, which abolish slavery and granted civil liberties and voting rights to freed slaves after the civil war due process clause - correct answer part of the 14th amendment that forbids states from denying "...

Criminal Law: MCOLES Test Exam with Verified & Updated Solutions Table of Contents - Answer ️️ -Constitutional Law: 2-26 Court Functions / Legal Terms: 27-53 Laws of Evidence: 53-79 Civil Law / Liability: 80-101 Contraband and Regulatory Crimes: 102-144 Crimes Against Persons: 145-194 Crimes Against Property: 195-229 Public Order Crimes: 230-250 Admissions and Confessions: 251-274 Laws of Arrest: 275-294 Laws on Suspect ID: 295-315 Founding Documents - Answer ️️ --Declarati...

article 1 of the constitution established the legislative branch (congress) article 2 of the constitution established the executive branch (president) article 3 of the constitution established the judicial branch (federal court system) five freedoms of the first amendment speech, religion, press, assembly, petition the govt one example of a limit on the first amendment freedom of speech going under oath in court. you still have freedom of speech, but if you lie under oath you will be charge...

Collins JOUR 303 Final Exam Questions And Answers What are the three steps of the Rational Basis Test? 1. In lawsuits, Burden is on the challenger 2. Assume that the law is constitutional 3. See of law/regulation lacks a rational basis What are the three steps of the Compelling Interest Test? 1. The burden is on the government. (Usually the government) 2. See if the law is not constitutional 3. The government must have a compelling interest for doing this (= strict scru...

If a right has been impacted by a state action, then a court must balance the interests served by the federal or state statute, and the nature of the right that is being denied. - Answer-Constitutional Balancing Test Government must establish that its action necessarily relates to a compelling state interest. Usually results in governmental action being held to be unconstitutional. Ex. infringing on voting rights, discrimination of race or national origin. - Answer-Strict Scrutiny Governme...

Con Law II Exam Questions with Correct Answers Content-Based Restrictions - Answer-Restricts speech based on what it communicates (and can further be either viewpoint-based or viewpoint-neutral Viewpoint-based restrictions are presumptively unconstitutional Test is STRICT SCRUTINY Content-Neutral Resrictions - Answer-Restricts speech w/out regard to the substance of what it communicates Test is INTERMEDIATE SCRUTINY *Most are Time/Place/Manner (TPM) restrictions **All T/P/M restrictions...

CSULB - POSC 100 FINALcivil liberties - correct answer Constitutionally established guarantees and freedoms that protect citizens, opinions, and property against arbitrary government interference civil war amendments - correct answer the 13th, 14th, and 15th, amendments to the constitution, which abolish slavery and granted civil liberties and voting rights to freed slaves after the civil war due process clause - correct answer part of the 14th amendment that forbids states from denying "...