SWW Moot Court Crossword #1

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.)

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.