Marbury v Madison (1803) Name: supreme Court Strikedown: End of the Line for a Law? The Supreme Court may declare a law unconstitutional, but that doesn't always mean the whole law is dead. Congress can change the law, repeal the law and pass a new one drop the subject, or even amend the Constitution itself! First, read about four laws the Supreme Court has struck down. Then see if you can correctly guess what happened next! When you're done, match the letter of each law to its answer below. (Hey-no peeking!) Guess: What Happened Next?(Check one) Congress changed the law to make it constitutional. Ochange would require a constitutional amendment, but there's not enough support. in amendment was added to the Constitution banning flag burning Congress changed the law to make it constitutional. Change would require a constitutional amendment, but there's not enough support. An amendment was added to the Constitution giving the president line item veto power. Congress changed the law to make it constitutional. Change would require a constitutional amendment, but there's not enough support. An amendment was added to the Constitution making these lies a crime. Longress changed the law to make it constitutional. Change would require a constitutional amendment, but there's not enough support. The Constitution was amended to give 18-year-olds the right to vote in all elections. In 1971, the 26th Amendment said nostate couldery the right to vote to anyone age 18 or over. Anendog the Constitution this way means people 18 and over have the right. to vote in every election everywhere in the United States There have been several attempts to amend the Constitution to make It illegal to desecrate the flag. So far these attempts have falled. No law has made it far enough in Congress to even have a debate. __ Members of Congress revised the law so Congress would have to quickly approve the Members of Congress revised the law so it's a crime to benefit financially from a lie about

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Marbury v Madison (1803) Name: supreme Court Strikedown: End of the Line for a Law? The Supreme Court may declare a law unconstitutional, but that doesn't always mean the whole law is dead. Congress can change the law, repeal the law and pass a new one drop the subject, or even amend the Constitution itself! First, read about four laws the Supreme Court has struck down. Then see if you can correctly guess what happened next! When you're done, match the letter of each law to its answer below. (Hey-no peeking!) Guess: What Happened Next?(Check one) Congress changed the law to make it constitutional. Ochange would require a constitutional amendment, but there's not enough support. in amendment was added to the Constitution banning flag burning Congress changed the law to make it constitutional. Change would require a constitutional amendment, but there's not enough support. An amendment was added to the Constitution giving the president line item veto power. Congress changed the law to make it constitutional. Change would require a constitutional amendment, but there's not enough support. An amendment was added to the Constitution making these lies a crime. Longress changed the law to make it constitutional. Change would require a constitutional amendment, but there's not enough support. The Constitution was amended to give 18-year-olds the right to vote in all elections. In 1971, the 26th Amendment said nostate couldery the right to vote to anyone age 18 or over. Anendog the Constitution this way means people 18 and over have the right. to vote in every election everywhere in the United States There have been several attempts to amend the Constitution to make It illegal to desecrate the flag. So far these attempts have falled. No law has made it far enough in Congress to even have a debate. __ Members of Congress revised the law so Congress would have to quickly approve the Members of Congress revised the law so it's a crime to benefit financially from a lie about

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1. Law: W Piscg Protection Act of 1999 - Supreme Court Decision: Congress could not make it a crime to burn the US flag; burning the flag is protected by the 1st Amendment right to freedom of speech. - Guess: No constitutional amendment, and no support for one; no amendment added to the Constitution banning flag burning.2. Law: Line Item Veto Act of 1996 - Supreme Court Decision: Congress could not give the president the power to veto certain parts of a law; the president must sign a law or return it to Congress, not change it independently. - Guess: Congress changed the law to make it constitutional; no constitutional amendment, and no support for one; an amendment was added to the Constitution giving the president line-item veto power.3. Law: Stolen Valor Act of 2005 - Supreme Court Decision: Congress could not make it a crime to lie about receiving a military medal; free speech protects even false statements. - Guess: No constitutional amendment, and no support for one; no amendment added to the Constitution making lies about military honors a crime.4. Law: Voting Rights Act Amendment of 1970 - Supreme Court Decision: The Constitution does not give Congress the power to make rules about state and local elections; Congress could not give 18-year-olds the right to vote in those elections. - Guess: Congress changed the law to make it constitutional; no constitutional amendment, and no support for one; the Constitution was not amended, but the law was changed to allow 18-year-olds to vote in all elections.Additional Information:- In 1971, the 26th Amendment was ratified, granting the right to vote to anyone aged 18 or older in all elections.- There have been unsuccessful attempts to amend the Constitution to make flag desecration illegal.- Congress revised the law related to lying about military honors, targeting financial benefit from the lie; the revised law has not yet passed through Congress.

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