1. A known drug dealer is arrested for suspected connections to an inner city murder. The police do not inform him of his rights and immediately begin to interrogate him. They continue until he admits he knows the victim of the crime and was in the neighborhood where the murder took place.

2. Because members of Congress are unhappy with students’ standardized test scores in many states, they pass a federal law that abolishes local school boards and requires a standardized national curriculum.

Your parents are very religious people, but you are not. Today , your parents are going to a service at their place of worship and they expect you to come along. You refuse. They make you come anyway and they ground you for the following month.

4. You are in the security line at the airport. The transportation safety agent requires you to take off your coat, take off your shoes, and empty your pockets. The agent also completes a pat-down search.

5. A neighbor is suing the Jones because a tree in the Jones’ yard fell on their roof during a hurricane. The neighbors want the Jones family to pay $850 to have their roof repaired. Mr. Jones requests that a jury be present to hear this case. The judge says it is not necessary since the amount of the repairs is is so small. The Jones family lives in Washington D.C.

6. TRUE or FALSE - Your rights as a U.S. citizen come directly from the Bill of Rights.

TRUE / FALSE - Eminent Domain is part of the 5th Amendment and means that the government can seize your property for no reason at all.

8. Sixteen-year old Ryan is the captain of the football team. Before the Friday night game, he and his teammates are required to submit to a drug test. Ryan’s test shows traces of marijuana. He is not allowed to participate in the game and he is suspended from school.

9. TRUE / FALSE - Reasonable Suspicion is one of the strict standards that police have to follow when searching citizens.

10. TRUE / FALSE - The right to an education is protected by the 9th Amendment.