3 Written Questions

1. based on gov't action that deprives an individual of some libery that is alleged to be fundamental. For example looking at the outcome, is it arbitrary and capricious?
2. when a law has been labeled as vague and overbroad not allowing people to exercise their rights and become fearful of violating said rights; causing a chilling effect
3. not being clear enough on a law that doesn't directly touch upon the violations

2 Multiple Choice Questions

1. constitutional right that says you can't deprive someone of life, liberty, or property without providing them with certain protections. harsher the penalty, more process due
   1. Due process
   2. substantial due process
   3. Procedural due process
   4. Chilling Effect
2. probable cause/preponderance of evidence (anything over 50%), beyond a reasonable doubt (99%)
   1. standard of proof types
   2. substantial due process
   3. Due process
   4. Procedural due process

2 True/False Questions

1. Procedural due process → based on gov't action that deprives an individual of some libery that is alleged to be fundamental. For example looking at the outcome, is it arbitrary and capricious?

   True        False

2. Overbreadth Doctrine → When a policy is overbroad encompasses too much, thus infringing upon the rights already protected under the constitution (only applies to public institutions)

   True        False