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Constitutional Law MPTC Exam Questions
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Constitutional law - Answer✔Basic law of the land in the United constitution
Statutory law - Answer✔Written and enacted by legislative branches of state of federal
goverment
Case law - Answer✔Courts decisions
Bill of rights - Answer✔First ten amendments - provides protections for individual liberties and
specific prohibitions on government power
1st admendment - Answer✔Establishes freedom of religion, speech, press, assembly, and
petitions
S.P.A.R
Religion - Answer✔Right to worship a god or supreme being. the government cannot require or
enforce observations or compel citizens to follow any particular religion
Speech - Answer✔Protected speech included spoken and written words the act of not speaking
and symbolic conduct
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For example:the U.S. Supreme Court ruled that the American flag burning is protected "
symbolic speech"
Fighting words - Answer✔Spoken or written words directed towards another citizens that are
intended and likely to incite immediate physical retaliations
Threats - Answer✔Utterance intended to inimidate citizens provide no social benefit
Incendiary speech - Answer✔Peaceful protest against the goverment are protected unless the
speaker advocates violence or encourages lawless actions that is likely to occur
2nd amendment - Answer✔Right to keep and bear arms
4th amendment - Answer✔Prohibits unreasonable searches or seizures by the government
(Police)
5th amendment - Answer✔Prohibits citizens from being prosecuted for the same offense twice
( double jeopardy) and from being compelled to testify against themselves
( self-incrimination)
6th amendment - Answer✔Requires all person charged with a crime to be informed of charges
against them.
People charge its with a crime have the right to counsel and speedy trial by impartial jury.
People charged with a crime also have a right to compel witness to appear and testify on their
behalf
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8th amendment - Answer✔Protects people from excessive bail or fines and prohibits cruel and
unusual punishment
14th amendment - Answer✔Provides the people of all states the right to "due process" and "
"equal protection" under the law"
Two types of due process - Answer✔Procedural and substantive due process
Procedural due process - Answer✔Guarantees that the government will not take a person's life
liberty or property without notice and meaningful opportunity to be heard
Substantive due process - Answer✔Guarantees that the notice, hearing, and result are fair
The Constitution - Answer✔Document that describes how state governments are structured
and articulates the rights of residents
Civil liability - Answer✔The potential responsibility for payment of damage or other court
impose sanctions from lawsuits. May be held responsible financially, legally and by your
department
Example of civil liability - Answer✔False arrest
Use of force
Malicious prosecution
Failure to intervene to stop unlawful actions by fellow officer.
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Constitutional Law MPTC Exam Questions
And Answers |Latest 2025 | Guaranteed Pass
Constitutional law - Answer✔Basic law of the land in the United constitution
Statutory law - Answer✔Written and enacted by legislative branches of state of federal
goverment
Case law - Answer✔Courts decisions
Bill of rights - Answer✔First ten amendments - provides protections for individual liberties and
specific prohibitions on government power
1st admendment - Answer✔Establishes freedom of religion, speech, press, assembly, and
petitions
S.P.A.R
Religion - Answer✔Right to worship a god or supreme being. the government cannot require or
enforce observations or compel citizens to follow any particular religion
Speech - Answer✔Protected speech included spoken and written words the act of not speaking
and symbolic conduct
1|Page
, ©FYNDLAY 2025 ALL RIGHTS RESERVED 11:49 AM A+
For example:the U.S. Supreme Court ruled that the American flag burning is protected "
symbolic speech"
Fighting words - Answer✔Spoken or written words directed towards another citizens that are
intended and likely to incite immediate physical retaliations
Threats - Answer✔Utterance intended to inimidate citizens provide no social benefit
Incendiary speech - Answer✔Peaceful protest against the goverment are protected unless the
speaker advocates violence or encourages lawless actions that is likely to occur
2nd amendment - Answer✔Right to keep and bear arms
4th amendment - Answer✔Prohibits unreasonable searches or seizures by the government
(Police)
5th amendment - Answer✔Prohibits citizens from being prosecuted for the same offense twice
( double jeopardy) and from being compelled to testify against themselves
( self-incrimination)
6th amendment - Answer✔Requires all person charged with a crime to be informed of charges
against them.
People charge its with a crime have the right to counsel and speedy trial by impartial jury.
People charged with a crime also have a right to compel witness to appear and testify on their
behalf
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8th amendment - Answer✔Protects people from excessive bail or fines and prohibits cruel and
unusual punishment
14th amendment - Answer✔Provides the people of all states the right to "due process" and "
"equal protection" under the law"
Two types of due process - Answer✔Procedural and substantive due process
Procedural due process - Answer✔Guarantees that the government will not take a person's life
liberty or property without notice and meaningful opportunity to be heard
Substantive due process - Answer✔Guarantees that the notice, hearing, and result are fair
The Constitution - Answer✔Document that describes how state governments are structured
and articulates the rights of residents
Civil liability - Answer✔The potential responsibility for payment of damage or other court
impose sanctions from lawsuits. May be held responsible financially, legally and by your
department
Example of civil liability - Answer✔False arrest
Use of force
Malicious prosecution
Failure to intervene to stop unlawful actions by fellow officer.
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