The active, but nonviolent, refusal to comply with laws or governmental policies that are morally objectionable is called

Cases of _____ are those in which the government charges an individual with violating a statute that has been enacted to protect the public health, safety, morals, or welfare.

What type of jurisdiction authorizes a court to review the interpretation and application of law from a lower court decision?

Content neutral regulations regarding when, where, or how expression may occur are called

The highest federal court with a limited original jurisdiction whose decision may not be appealed is called

_____ was the Supreme Court decision that ruled that segregated schools violated the equal protection clause of the 14th Amendment.

When trying to determine if a law infringes upon an individuals _____, the courts must determine if the action by the person is a “belief,” that cannot be regulated, or a “behavior,” that can be regulated.

_____ is a test designed by the Supreme Court to determine if actions taken by government officials violates the establishment clause of the constitution.

The type of segregation that occurred in the US during the era of legal segregation is called ____.

According to the text, _____ is defined as any unreasonable and unjust criterion of exclusion.