Basics of U.S. Law Case Study Reflection Use the cases in your chosen option, as

Basics of U.S. Law Case Study Reflection
Use the cases in your chosen option, as well as information from all of your lessons, to respond to the following questions. Your responses will be graded on content and quality. Use factual details and even quotes where appropriate to explain or justify each response. Be sure to write complete paragraphs using proper spelling and grammar.
1. In your own words, write a summary of the two cases in your chosen option. Use each case by name.
2. Identify the constitutional amendment that relates to the cases in your chosen option. What rights does this amendment protect and why?
3. How are these two cases similar to each other? Explain why the earlier case was a precedent for the later case decision.
4. Recall that SCOTUS decisions are not always unanimous. Do you agree with the Court’s more recent decision in your chosen option? Explain your reasoning.
5. A student posts a video to social media waving a weapon and saying that “justice is coming” for their bullies at school. Another student reports the video. School officials search the student and find the weapon. Police arrest the student and the school district expels them. The student claims the school violated their rights. The student says the video was merely venting, and the weapon was only for self-protection. Based on what you have learned, how do you think the Court would rule in this incident? Explain your reasoning.