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Match the scenario to the amendment(s) that protect

by Kristine Vester
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Scenario: A police officer stops a car based solely on the racial background of the driver, without any evidence of wrongdoing or reasonable suspicion. The officer searches the vehicle, even though the driver has not committed any traffic violations, and does not have a clear reason to suspect criminal activity. This can be seen as racial profiling and a violation of the 14th Amendment's Equal Protection Clause.

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Scenario: A landlord refuses to rent an apartment to an African American couple because of their race, despite the couple meeting all the rental criteria. The landlord states that they "prefer" to rent to people of a different race. The couple is unable to find suitable housing, and the landlord's actions violate fair housing laws.

3

Scenario: An employer refuses to hire a qualified candidate because of their sexual orientation, despite the candidate meeting all job qualifications. The employer makes a statement such as, "We just don’t hire people like you." This creates a hostile work environment and prevents the candidate from gaining employment based on discriminatory grounds.

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Scenario: A public school system enforces a policy that disproportionately disciplines students of color, giving them harsher punishments for similar infractions compared to their white peers. Additionally, the school refuses to provide necessary accommodations for students with disabilities, making it difficult for them to participate fully in education.

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Scenario: A state government passes laws that disproportionately affect minority voters, such as requiring strict voter ID laws that are harder for low-income or elderly voters to comply with. In another example, the state closes polling stations in predominantly minority neighborhoods, making it more difficult for those residents to vote.

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Scenario: A government agency begins to track the movements and communications of citizens without any legal justification or probable cause. This surveillance includes monitoring online activities, phone calls, and even social media posts, affecting individuals who have not been accused of any crime. The government justifies the actions for "national security" without proper oversight or judicial review.

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Scenario: A university administration censures or punishes students for expressing political views that contradict the institution’s stance. This includes suspending students who participate in peaceful protests or silencing student-run publications. The administration argues that these actions are necessary to maintain "campus harmony," but they violate the students' rights to free speech.

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Scenario: A citizen is arrested during a public protest and held in custody without being formally charged or allowed access to a lawyer. They are denied a hearing in front of a judge for several days, and their case is not reviewed in a timely manner. The detention occurs under the assumption that their involvement in the protest is a sufficient reason to hold them.

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Scenario: A local government bans certain religious symbols or practices in public spaces, such as banning individuals from wearing religious clothing (e.g., hijabs or turbans) while engaging in public activities, including at work or school. The policy is justified as "secular," but it specifically targets certain religious groups and infringes on their freedom of religion.

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Scenario: A suspect is coerced into confessing to a crime they didn’t commit. Law enforcement officers use physical violence, threats of violence, or psychological manipulation to extract a confession. The confession is later used as evidence in court, and the individual faces charges based on a statement made under duress.

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