An early court decision that guides the decisions of future judges

The person who brings the lawsuit.

In this court case, the Supreme Court held that students still have 4th Amendment rights in schools.

One may not be given unreasonable or excessie bail based on this amendment.

Courts who break with precendent such as in Brown v. Board of Education.

Following established and complete legal procedures to ensure fairness and reasonableness

In this court case, the government acts as the plaintiff

In this case, the Supreme Court held a person cannot be forced into interrogation without being told their rights.

The four amendments that apply to those accused of crimes are:

Groups covered in civil rights cases under the 14th amendment because of a characteristic such as race, sex, age, ability, etc.

This right of the Supreme Court to declare laws unconsitutional was established in Marbury v. Madison

American citizens may seek remedy in courts when the damages exceed $20

In this court case, the Supreme Court ruled the grounds for search and seizure in school is less than that outside of school

We have rights beyond those listed in the Bill of Rights because of this amendment

The process by which a court case is filed for consideration by the Supreme Court.

The authority of a court to be the first court to hold trials in certain types of cases.

What is the standard of guilt in a criminal case?

The right to counsel was granted in this court case.

The right to not be tried for the same crime twice is protected by this amendment.

The role of the President in the appointment of federal judges.

One part of the first amendment, this clause guarantees each person the right to hold the religious beliefs they choose.

What is the standard of guilt in a civil case?

This is the court case overturned in Gideon v. Wainwright.

The right to face your accusers and to cross-examine witnesses comes from this amendment.

One cannot be convicted of this crime without confession of the testimony of two witnesses.