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5.  Suppose our political attempts to gain access for [[homeschoolers]] to public [[school]] activities (bands, [[sports]]) have been unsuccessful.  We then decide to litigate the issue.  What types of claims would we need to raise in order to file a lawsuit in federal court?  Give one or two specific examples of claims we might raise.
 
5.  Suppose our political attempts to gain access for [[homeschoolers]] to public [[school]] activities (bands, [[sports]]) have been unsuccessful.  We then decide to litigate the issue.  What types of claims would we need to raise in order to file a lawsuit in federal court?  Give one or two specific examples of claims we might raise.
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6.  Read the article in the handout entitled “Ninth Circuit Pulls Over Mexican [[Trucks]].”  This decision was by the [[Court of Appeals]] for the [[Ninth Circuit]].  The [[government]] is now attempting to persuade the Supreme Court to review the case.  Would you grant cert.? If yes, how would you decide it?  Explain.
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6.  How many votes in which governmental body is enough to block confirmation of a federal judge?  Explain.
 
 
 
7.  [[Judges]] have immunity against lawsuits for their mistakes and unjustified rulings.  Should [[citizens]] be able to sue judges personally?  Explain.
 
7.  [[Judges]] have immunity against lawsuits for their mistakes and unjustified rulings.  Should [[citizens]] be able to sue judges personally?  Explain.
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