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Intro to US Gov: Models of Representative Democracy, Enlightenment Thought
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Articles of Confederation - Slides
Articles of Confederation
Constitution 101 and Principles
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Federalist 10 and 51, Brutus 1 - Slides
Introduction to Federalism
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Declaration of Independence
Declaration of Independence - Slides
The Powers - Expressed, Implied, Concurrent, Denied...
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Congress: The Committee System - Slides
Congress: The Committee System
Types of Federalism Part 1 - Dual vs Cooperative - Slides
Types of Federalism Part 1 - Dual vs Cooperative
Constitutional Convention - Slides
Constitutional Convention - Slides
Constitutional Convention
Congress: The House vs the Senate
Congress: The House vs the Senate - Slides
Bill to Law Process - Stream Slides
Bill to Law Process
Marbury v. Madison, McCulloch v. Maryland and US v. Lopez
Marbury v. Madison, McCulloch v. Maryland and US v. Lopez - Slides
Roles of the President - Stream Slides
Roles of the President
Checks on Presidential Power - Slides
Checks on Presidential Power
Political Socialization and Political Ideology - Slides
Political Socialization and Political Ideology
Polling
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Social Security, Healthcare, and Education Policy
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Bureaucracy: Cabinet, Independent Executive Agencies, Government Corporations and Regulatory Commissions - Slides
Bureaucracy: Cabinet, Independent Executive Agencies, Government Corporations and Regulatory Commissions
The Federal Budget
The Federal Budget - Slides
The Role and Functions of the US Supreme Court - Slides
The Role and Functions of the US Supreme Court
Political Parties and Their Platforms - Slides
Political Parties and Their Platforms
Economic Ideology - Keynesian vs Supply Side - Slides
Economic Ideology - Keynesian vs Supply Side
Selection and Nomination of Federal Judges
Selection and Nomination of Federal Judges - Slides
1st and 2nd Amendments
1st and 2nd Amendments - Slides
Rights of the Accused 4th - 7th Amendments
Rights of the Accused 4th - 7th Amendments - Slides
Critical Elections: Realignments and Dealignment - Slides
Critical Elections: Realignments and Dealignment
Breaking Down the 14th Amendment - Slides
Breaking Down the 14th Amendment
Cases Slides
Required Supreme Court Cases from 1st-10th Amendments
Cases Slides
Campaign Finance
Campaign Finance - Slides
Voting and Voter Behavior
Voting and Voter Behavior - Slides
Media Ownership and Bias - Slides
Media Ownership and Bias
Cram Review (2019) - Slides
Cram Review (2019)
Updates on Iran and The Impeachment - Slides
Updates on Iran and The Impeachment
Foundational Documents Review
Foundational Documents Review - Slides
A Review of the Legislative and Judicial Branches
A Review of Public Policy (Social Policy) - Slides
A Review of Public Policy (Social Policy)
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A Review of Public Policy (Economic Policy)
A Review of the 14th Amendment - Cases and Strict Scrutiny
A Review of the 14th Amendment - Cases and Strict Scrutiny - Slides
Q&A Study Session
Review and Application of Iron Triangles and Issue Networks
Review and Application of Iron Triangles and Issue Networks - Stream Slides
Q&A Study Session
Q&A Study Session - Stream Slides
Foundations of Democracy Review
Foundations of Democracy
Civil Liberties and Civil Rights
Civil Liberties and Civil Rights - Stream Slides
Interaction Among Branches Review
Interaction Among Branches Review - Stream Slides
AP US Gov - Unit 1: Foundations of American Democracy Review
Federalist 10 and 51, Brutus 1
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Rights of the Accused 4th - 7th Amendments

Last Updated on October 31, 2019

Akhilesh Shivaramakrishnan

Akhilesh Shivaramakrishnan

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In this stream, we discuss the key amendments for defendants and people accused of crime: the 4th-6th, as well as the 7th amendment in relation to civil cases. We explore relevant cases and discuss concepts such as the exclusionary rule, self incrimination, and selective incorporation.

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