MirandaRightsPolice mustadvise everysuspectabout theseEstablishmentClauseNonational orpreferredreligionDistrictCourtFirst levelof federalcourtsRule ofFourHow S.C.justicesdecide if acase will beheardJudicialReviewSupremeCourt'sfundamentalpowerSelectiveIncorporationUsed toapply theBill of Rightsto the statesGideon v.WainwrightState mustprovide anattorneyBrownv.BoardSchooldesegregationDistrict ofColumbiav. HellerRight toown anindividualfirearmFreeExerciseClauseFreedomto expressreligiousbeliefsJudicialRestraintRefers tojustices actingin a limitedcapacity;upholdingprecedentsPrecedentPrior rulingthat informsthe Court'sdecisionsAmicusCuriaeBriefLegal documentsubmitted byinterestedparties notdirectly involvedin the case1stAmendment5freedomsJudicialActivismRefers tojustices usingtheir position tomake orchange policiesLovingv.VirginiaInterracialmarriageCivilRights Actof 1964Nodiscriminationbased on raceor nationalorigin5thAmendmentDueprocess, noself-incriminationFederalCourtsEstablishedby Article 3 oftheConstitutionand CongressDueProcessRefers to fairtreatmentwithin thejudicialsystemTinkerv. DesMoinesStudentsymbolicspeech6thAmendmentRight to aspeedy,public, andfair trialDissentingOpinionDisagreeswith thedecision ofthe CourtWrit ofCertiorariRefers tosending therecords up inan appeal tothe S.C.DoubleJeopardyCannot betried forthe samecrime twice14thAmendmentEqualprotectionand dueprocessunder the lawMajorityOpinionThe decisionof theSupremeCourt; setsthe rule of lawDobbsv.JacksonOverturnedRoe v.WadeOriginalJurisdictionRefers tothe rightto hear acase firstStateCourtsThesehandle mostcriminalcasesCivilRightsGovtprotectionsfromdiscriminationCivilLibertiesBasic freedomsguaranteed andprotected bythe Bill ofRightsConcurringOpinionAgrees withthe decision ofthe Court butfor differentreasonsAppellateJurisdictionRefers tohearing a caseafter the initialdecision hasbeen madeMirandaRightsPolice mustadvise everysuspectabout theseEstablishmentClauseNonational orpreferredreligionDistrictCourtFirst levelof federalcourtsRule ofFourHow S.C.justicesdecide if acase will beheardJudicialReviewSupremeCourt'sfundamentalpowerSelectiveIncorporationUsed toapply theBill of Rightsto the statesGideon v.WainwrightState mustprovide anattorneyBrownv.BoardSchooldesegregationDistrict ofColumbiav. HellerRight toown anindividualfirearmFreeExerciseClauseFreedomto expressreligiousbeliefsJudicialRestraintRefers tojustices actingin a limitedcapacity;upholdingprecedentsPrecedentPrior rulingthat informsthe Court'sdecisionsAmicusCuriaeBriefLegal documentsubmitted byinterestedparties notdirectly involvedin the case1stAmendment5freedomsJudicialActivismRefers tojustices usingtheir position tomake orchange policiesLovingv.VirginiaInterracialmarriageCivilRights Actof 1964Nodiscriminationbased on raceor nationalorigin5thAmendmentDueprocess, noself-incriminationFederalCourtsEstablishedby Article 3 oftheConstitutionand CongressDueProcessRefers to fairtreatmentwithin thejudicialsystemTinkerv. DesMoinesStudentsymbolicspeech6thAmendmentRight to aspeedy,public, andfair trialDissentingOpinionDisagreeswith thedecision ofthe CourtWrit ofCertiorariRefers tosending therecords up inan appeal tothe S.C.DoubleJeopardyCannot betried forthe samecrime twice14thAmendmentEqualprotectionand dueprocessunder the lawMajorityOpinionThe decisionof theSupremeCourt; setsthe rule of lawDobbsv.JacksonOverturnedRoe v.WadeOriginalJurisdictionRefers tothe rightto hear acase firstStateCourtsThesehandle mostcriminalcasesCivilRightsGovtprotectionsfromdiscriminationCivilLibertiesBasic freedomsguaranteed andprotected bythe Bill ofRightsConcurringOpinionAgrees withthe decision ofthe Court butfor differentreasonsAppellateJurisdictionRefers tohearing a caseafter the initialdecision hasbeen made

Judicial Branch Bingo Review - 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. Police must advise every suspect about these
    Miranda Rights
  2. No national or preferred religion
    Establishment Clause
  3. First level of federal courts
    District Court
  4. How S.C. justices decide if a case will be heard
    Rule of Four
  5. Supreme Court's fundamental power
    Judicial Review
  6. Used to apply the Bill of Rights to the states
    Selective Incorporation
  7. State must provide an attorney
    Gideon v. Wainwright
  8. School desegregation
    Brown v. Board
  9. Right to own an individual firearm
    District of Columbia v. Heller
  10. Freedom to express religious beliefs
    Free Exercise Clause
  11. Refers to justices acting in a limited capacity; upholding precedents
    Judicial Restraint
  12. Prior ruling that informs the Court's decisions
    Precedent
  13. Legal document submitted by interested parties not directly involved in the case
    Amicus Curiae Brief
  14. 5 freedoms
    1st Amendment
  15. Refers to justices using their position to make or change policies
    Judicial Activism
  16. Interracial marriage
    Loving v. Virginia
  17. No discrimination based on race or national origin
    Civil Rights Act of 1964
  18. Due process, no self-incrimination
    5th Amendment
  19. Established by Article 3 of the Constitution and Congress
    Federal Courts
  20. Refers to fair treatment within the judicial system
    Due Process
  21. Student symbolic speech
    Tinker v. Des Moines
  22. Right to a speedy, public, and fair trial
    6th Amendment
  23. Disagrees with the decision of the Court
    Dissenting Opinion
  24. Refers to sending the records up in an appeal to the S.C.
    Writ of Certiorari
  25. Cannot be tried for the same crime twice
    Double Jeopardy
  26. Equal protection and due process under the law
    14th Amendment
  27. The decision of the Supreme Court; sets the rule of law
    Majority Opinion
  28. Overturned Roe v. Wade
    Dobbs v. Jackson
  29. Refers to the right to hear a case first
    Original Jurisdiction
  30. These handle most criminal cases
    State Courts
  31. Govt protections from discrimination
    Civil Rights
  32. Basic freedoms guaranteed and protected by the Bill of Rights
    Civil Liberties
  33. Agrees with the decision of the Court but for different reasons
    Concurring Opinion
  34. Refers to hearing a case after the initial decision has been made
    Appellate Jurisdiction