self-evidenreferenceto anothercountry'scourtsGibbonsv.OgdenSplitdecisionfreedomofspeechMcCullochv.Maryland"does itmatter""Thefact""weperceive"Dueprocess"take asemesterlongcourse"Sovereignstateconfidencereferenceto Hamilton(musicalcounts)"Somethingwe're goingto talk aboutin thiscourse...""wildlyimplausible"Lincoln"Judgeson arampage"Startsclassearly orends latebadfaith"Simplynottrue"Advertisesa futuretalk at thelaw schoolpretextIgnoressomeone"If Icould..."PreambleHolmesChineseExclusionActFor betteror forworseKorematsuTrumpmakes areferenceto lack oftimeMarshallPreamblecriticizesjudge/decision14thAmendmentself-evidenreferenceto anothercountry'scourtsGibbonsv.OgdenSplitdecisionfreedomofspeechMcCullochv.Maryland"does itmatter""Thefact""weperceive"Dueprocess"take asemesterlongcourse"Sovereignstateconfidencereferenceto Hamilton(musicalcounts)"Somethingwe're goingto talk aboutin thiscourse...""wildlyimplausible"Lincoln"Judgeson arampage"Startsclassearly orends latebadfaith"Simplynottrue"Advertisesa futuretalk at thelaw schoolpretextIgnoressomeone"If Icould..."PreambleHolmesChineseExclusionActFor betteror forworseKorematsuTrumpmakes areferenceto lack oftimeMarshallPreamblecriticizesjudge/decision14thAmendment

Con Law Bingo 3/1 - Call List

(Print) Use this randomly generated list as your call list when playing the game. There is no need to say the BINGO column name. Place some kind of mark (like an X, a checkmark, a dot, tally mark, etc) on each cell as you announce it, to keep track. You can also cut out each item, place them in a bag and pull words from the bag.


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  1. self-eviden
  2. reference to another country's courts
  3. Gibbons v. Ogden
  4. Split decision
  5. freedom of speech
  6. McCulloch v. Maryland
  7. "does it matter"
  8. "The fact"
  9. "we perceive"
  10. Due process
  11. "take a semester long course"
  12. Sovereign state
  13. confidence
  14. reference to Hamilton (musical counts)
  15. "Something we're going to talk about in this course..."
  16. "wildly implausible"
  17. Lincoln
  18. "Judges on a rampage"
  19. Starts class early or ends late
  20. bad faith
  21. "Simply not true"
  22. Advertises a future talk at the law school
  23. pretext
  24. Ignores someone
  25. "If I could..."
  26. Preamble
  27. Holmes
  28. Chinese Exclusion Act
  29. For better or for worse
  30. Korematsu
  31. Trump
  32. makes a reference to lack of time
  33. Marshall
  34. Preamble
  35. criticizes judge/decision
  36. 14th Amendment