SWW Moot Court Crossword #1
Across
- 3. Use this word after saying "Yes, your ..." and "No, your ..." more often!
- 7. What Jordan titled the school folder she uploaded her material to.
- 8. The Math Club gets together to do some math (shocker). Which 1st Amendment freedom is this?
- 11. Ur the top dawg of the court.
- 14. Yawn. This congressional powers clause really makes me want to take a NaP.
- 16. Example: telling state officials to administer a federal regulatory program.
- 18. In the court's eyes, this means it's no good.
- 20. Just one example of unprotected speech.
- 21. This state challenged Mr. McCulloch and wanted to tax the National Bank.
- 22. This? The states can't handle it. It has gone too far!
- 23. For standing, an injury must be ________. (Hint: lots of buildings are made with this.)
Down
- 1. One of the Supreme Court's powers, thanks to Marbury v. Madison.
- 2. For religion, this is the more athletic twin to the Free Establishment clause.
- 4. When the President is doing this, they have absolute immunity.
- 5. The one in moot court who comes second.
- 6. Sing-along: "I'm just a ____."
- 7. The official, much better version of PARMS or RAMPS
- 9. If you focus on this factor, the public will likely benefit.
- 10. The case that gave us the test for "substantial disruption."
- 12. An ebb not of maximum nor minimum power.
- 13. The "runt" of the 1st Amendment freedoms, apparently.
- 15. "Ha! What are you gonna do? Sue me in _____?"
- 16. This? The states can handle it. It has not gone too far!
- 17. The early part of your moot court speech that contains all your points.
- 19. This type of commerce sees meat go from Iowa to Alabama.