15.4-15.6

2. principle requiring that the government not unreasonable interfere with a basic right
6. a watch kept over a person, group, etc.
8. standard of judicial review where the court presumes the policy to be invalid
9. a local group of armed citizens
12. tactic where participants seat themselves in a location and refuse to move
13. a middle ground between rational basis and strict scrutiny
14. exists when there is a logical relationship between the treatment or classification of some group of people and the purpose of the law
15. policies that give preferences to women or minorities

1. a physical or mental condition that causes a person to have difficulties on a daily basis
3. to demonstrate, often against a government's policies or actions
4. making a distinction based on the group, class, or category to which a person belongs
5. the process by which the Bill of Rights was extended to the states
7. a certain number of spots reserved for minorities
10. gaining access into telephone wires for information
11. laws requiring racial segregation