Which idea is known as the political-economic doctrine that holds government ought not interfere with the operations of the free market?
A. constitutional interpretation
B. laissez-faire
C. national power and property rights
D. conservative retrenchment
Answer: B
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a. Anthony Kennedy b. Antonin Scalia c. Clarence Thomas d. Sandra Day O'Connor
In Cleburne v. Cleburne Living Center (1985), the Supreme Court struck down a zoning law which had been applied to prohibit a home for ________ from operating in a residential neighborhood
a. unwed mothers b. mentally retarded persons c. physically disabled persons d. illegal aliens
In the case of Miranda v. Arizona, the Supreme Court ruled that
A) improperly collected evidence cannot be introduced in court. B) the police must inform suspects of their rights. C) guidelines to protect jurors from biased news coverage must be established. D) indigent defendants are guaranteed legal counsel. E) defendants have the right to a speedy trial.
What did the ruling in the 1833 Supreme Court case of Barron v. Baltimore hold?
A. Barron, as a property owner, held full voting rights. B. The Court did not have jurisdiction in cases involving personal property. C. The city of Baltimore was part of the state of Maryland, not Virginia. D. Each state's constitution was supreme over the Bill of Rights. E. The Bill of Rights did not apply to state laws.