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U.S. History EOCT test

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? Bell Ringer 5 November 2012

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The United States Bill of Rights

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The 1960s and Beyond

The 1960s and Beyond. Johnson Presidency (1963-1969). LBJ pushed through more domestic legislation than any 20th century president except FDR Declared a war on poverty and creation of a Great Society Medicare and Medicaid programs

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PRESIDENT KENNEDY

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Bluebook 101 Cases

Bluebook 101 Cases. Rule 10 Tables T.1, T.6, T.8. Law Review vs. Memos. Examples will show styles for: Law review footnotes (LR) and Court documents and legal materials ( Prac ). Typeface Conventions.

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The Warren Court

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COMPELLED TO BE A WITNESS AGAINST HIMSELF

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Criminal Procedure for the Criminal Justice Professional 11 th Edition

Criminal Procedure for the Criminal Justice Professional 11 th Edition. John N. Ferdico Henry F. Fradella Christopher Totten. Interrogations, Admissions, and Confessions Chapter 13. Prepared by Tony Wolusky. Safeguarding Constitutional Rights During Interrogations.

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Civil Rights in America: An Evolving Process

Civil Rights in America: An Evolving Process. Was the process of achieving civil rights for various groups in the US positive?. Internment of Japanese Americans During World War II. Executive Order: allowed military to create zones to exclude enemy aliens

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The 6 th Amendment: Rights of the Accused

The 6 th Amendment: Rights of the Accused. Senior Social Studies 6 th period: Brett, Aly, Rebekah. Rights Allowe d by the 6 th Amendment. Right to a speedy trial 2) Right to a public trial Right to be judged by a impartial jury 4) Circumstances of the crime

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Supreme Court Decisions

Supreme Court Decisions. The Warren Court (1953-1969). The Warren Court. Expanded in dramatic ways: Civil liberties Civil rights Judicial power Federal power. Members of Warren Court. Supreme Court members: appointed by president, approved by Congress, serve for life

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