In McDonald, Justice Alito’s majority opinion provides a nice history of incorporation.  Which of the following is NOT a conclusion he reaches in his historical discussion?

In reaching the conclusion that it did in Timbs, the Court relied on historical sources evidencing the importance of the right in question.  Which of the following was not one of those sources?

In McDonald, the Court specifically concluded for the first time that:

Caroline and her new, rich husband own a lamp store. Her total costs are $225,000 per year, and her fixed costs are $175,000 per year. This means that her variable costs are ________.[d0bd6c45-6f89-402b-916d-b07a56ddb3aa]

Corey owns a bike store. His total costs are $1.2 million per year, his variable costs are $750,000, and his fixed costs are $450,000 per year. Last year, Corey sold 1,200 bikes. Corey’s average total cost was ________ per bike. [e3183511-ee1f-463b-8fbe-098c0bec9d08]

The constitutional right most relevant to Supreme Court decisions concerning the detainees at Guantanamo Bay is:

According to the Supreme Court, in the Boumediene case, the Combatant Status Review Tribunals set up by the government:

In Florida, a person can kill someone else in self-defense.  Self-defense is a defense to a murder charge. If Florida decided to abolish the right of self-defense, under the principle of ex post facto it would have to:

Which is NOT one of the original rights found in the Constitution, before the Bill of Rights?

According to the Supreme Court, under ex post facto, when the statute of limitations (i.e. time limit) for prosecuting a crime runs out, the state: