What to know:
 | Engle v. Vitale |
| Webster v. Reproductive Health |
| Roe v. Wade |
| Marbury v. Madison |
| New Jersey v. TLO |
| Minor v. Happersett |
| Gideon v. Wainwright |
| Barron v. Baltimore |
| Tinker v. DesMoines |
| Miranda v. Arizona |
| Gregg v. Georgia |
| Dred Scott v. Sandford |
| Brown v. Board of Education |
| Furman v. Georgia |
| Define: opinion, concurring opinion, dissenting opinion, majority opinion, unanimous opinion |
| judicial review |
| Rule of Four |
| Law clerks of SC |
| Chief Justice role |
| First Chief Justice |
| Current Chief Justice |
| Does the SC have unlimited power? If no, how is power of SC limited? |
| What happens when the SC does not grant cert? |
| Who appoints SC justices? Confirms? |
| How many justices in the Supreme Court? |
| The fact that the US has a court system at both the federal and state level is a demonstration of which constitutional principle? |
| Which branch of law deals with crime and punishment? |
| What did the Judiciary Act of 1789 do? |
| How many cases are sent to the SC yearly? How many are granted cert? |
| How much time does each attorney have to spend in front of the justice to present a case? |
| What does appellate mean? |
| How long is a term for a SC justice? |
| What branch of the law deals with property or family laws? |
| What is a writ of cert? |
| What is an amicus curiae? |
| What is a grand jury? Petit Jury? |
| What is jurisdiction? |
| Define: Plaintiff, defendant |
